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rust? edges?

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rocktheLPs
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there looks like there some type of rust on my egdes. will this screw up my turning? how do i get it off?
Nov 24 2004 2:18PM
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nothanks
Posts: 13551 - Karma: 31
gummy stone
or go 2 your shop and get a tune up/edge sharepn
and it wont affect u too bad, just loose some grip, espically on ice


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Nov 24 2004 2:19PM
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Frostfired
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rust remover
Nov 24 2004 2:21PM
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rocktheLPs
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i just got them should i still get them tuned? or just try and get it off my self
Nov 24 2004 2:21PM
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nothanks
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u know aht a gummi stone it, jsut take on of those and run it down the sides, if that doesnt do it, tune it up


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Nov 24 2004 2:22PM
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nothanks
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its a bendable stone that u use in tuning to take off burs and rust


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Nov 24 2004 2:23PM
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jib.ninja
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gummy stone will make your edges super dull, get a guide and a file and sharpen up, or use a course (black) diamond stone... Also wipe youedges with a rag when youget home to avoid rust alltogeather
Nov 24 2004 2:23PM
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rocktheLPs
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what about a whetstone, the ones that you use to sharpen knives?
Nov 24 2004 2:28PM
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EastCoastPride
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unless they're really severely rusted it will come off as soon as you hit the snow. or take a wet towel to it or some such.


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Nov 24 2004 3:08PM
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Flynn
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rust remover on skis=bad idea
Nov 24 2004 5:16PM
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Axle
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one run and it is GONE......and next year at the end of the season take like 60 grams of super warm base-prep wax and coat your bases/edges in as much wax as you can manage to cram on the ski....next year you'll have nice healthy bases and shiny edges when you take em out for the first time
Nov 24 2004 5:20PM
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Aerozol
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yeah it'll go away you wont even notice it when your up there, but to not get rust dont leave it in a box thingy on your car overnight and stuff, lean it up against a wall. thats the only way that i got rust
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Nov 24 2004 5:22PM
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skimack
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Yeah, dry your skis off when you get home from skiing and you should be bank. Don't leave them outside overnight too, that's no good.


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Nov 24 2004 5:59PM
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TeenageWasteland
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Don't leave your skis in moist places or in places like your garage. Keep them up in your room where they are nice and safe and tehy won't rust...guaranteed.
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Nov 24 2004 6:00PM
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AT1
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It'll come off after like one run
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Nov 24 2004 6:04PM
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Aerozol
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yeah i keep mine in front of my bed, cause dreams about skiing are definately the best. and i can go caress them if i feel insecure in the night
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Nov 24 2004 6:11PM
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freestyle_kyle
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SOS pads... they work pretty good! u know those chunky blu wool thingys.
Nov 24 2004 7:53PM
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nothanks
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no when u tune, you run a gummi stone down the edge, obviously, to get off excess burrs and rust, it wont make your egdes dull, if u sit there for a while and do it yes, but not just a few quick runs up and down the edge, but try to ski it off also


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Nov 24 2004 7:55PM
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skibio5
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i just use a diamond stone, it works fine, and it gets burrs off at the same time, but if you're too lazy to remove the rust with a stone or something, it'll come off while you're skiing
Nov 24 2004 8:03PM
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pietrovito157
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just ski it off you'll be fine.
Nov 24 2004 8:05PM
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freeskier108
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Gummy stone, sharpening, or just ride em.
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Nov 24 2004 10:07PM
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Doghouse
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Nov 25 2004 1:57AM
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SSteezle
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ya, i had the same exact thing, go to a local ski shopped and get em all tuned up when they come out, no rust! it's awesome
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Nov 25 2004 9:34AM
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GUMMY STONE
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