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Snowboard waxing/tuning question

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SnowySteeze
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hey im kinda a noob as far as the tuning/waxing process for snowboards, but i have scratches on the top of my board from the annoying people who slam their boards on top of mine in an attempt to get snow off. when i get my board waxed and tuned will they fix those or am i kinda stuck with this for a while? i never really noticed in my previous tunings. and yes i did a quick searchbar first so sorry if its a repost
Jun 21 2010 11:15AM
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.frenchy
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The top of the board is just the graphic, the bottom of your board is what you want to keep waxed.. The top will eventually get scratches.

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Jun 21 2010 11:25AM
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SnowySteeze
Posts: 8 - Karma: 10
well yeah but i have a dark colored top and the scratches show up a lot aaaand theyre kinda ugly no lie. so im just stuck till i get a new board?
Jun 21 2010 11:30AM
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J.DUKE
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Go to NAPA and get a few automobile touch up pens if you're that worried about it
Jun 21 2010 11:44AM
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.frenchy
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you could sharpie it or put black tape over it
Jun 21 2010 11:50AM
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I_Am_Mod
Posts: 13214 - Karma: 3,753
real bad scratches, cut away excess material and fill up with epoxy

then put a sticker over it....
Jun 21 2010 3:25PM
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hlc123
Posts: 248 - Karma: 9
option 1) Grow a sack and ride the board. It's a snowboard, accidents happen. As long as it rides you shouldn't be complaining

option 2) If your still complaining about how it looks, cover the scratches with diecuts and stickers

option 3) If you tried options 1 & 2, and are still complaining, get a new board and wrap it in shrink and never ride it
Jun 21 2010 9:49PM
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joshua
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No, they won't fix little scratches. They don't really matter anyway, all they do is make the board/ski look ugly. I wouldn't worry about it unless they are going thru the top sheet and into the core, that can sometimes allow water into the board/ski.
Jun 21 2010 10:26PM
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