Member of the Month

JalmarKalmar
April, 2024

Online

Welcome to the Newschoolers forums! You may read the forums as a guest, however you must be a registered member to post. Register to become a member today!

Ski chipped/scratches

profile picture
MdanteL
Posts: 1142 - Karma: 16
Anyone know of anything that can repair a chip on the top edge of a ski?
Feb 28 2005 12:26PM
0 0
profile picture
Deezl
Posts: 2112 - Karma: 8
Seal it off with epoxy and keep riding. They aren't a big deal, structurally speaking.
some of the higher-up's in the company are starting to realize the future of the sport 10 years from now lies in the hands of freeskiing. - Rex
Feb 28 2005 12:36PM
0 0
profile picture
nsnski240
Posts: 1623 - Karma: 15
ptex it
------------>
Sick!
D BREES 101 Cult
Land Shark eeee eee eee
'I had a talk with mother nature, i'm not kidding. She came into my room, we discussed it over hot chocolate' - *B$hip*

'Getting married for sex is like buying a Boing 747 to get peanuts' ~t-man152
Feb 28 2005 12:45PM
0 0
profile picture
newschooler7
Posts: 2253 - Karma: 21
who cares, it doesent effect performance\i got so many chips on mine


buy core
Feb 28 2005 12:46PM
0 0
profile picture
JiBbErwiLL
Posts: 255 - Karma: 10
^ yeah same here... who really cares. Its gonna happpen, Its just part of the sport.



ONE WEEK WITH OUT SKIING MAKES ONE WEAK....

Feb 28 2005 1:11PM
0 0
profile picture
jc_dunn
Posts: 1014 - Karma: 25
I have a serious problem with those. Knicks right down to the wood. Anyways i plan to use a glue gun, and in theory it should harden like plastic.



'wear them in the parking lot to protect your boots.'

-Veteran commenting on what i should do with the snowblades my dad bought me.
Feb 28 2005 4:20PM
0 0
All times are Eastern (-4)