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How to fix exposed topsheet? (Picture)

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Wreckedtopsheet
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Today some snowboarder crashed into me getting off the lift and I fell over his snowboard. One of my skis ended up scraping over his snowboard scratching off part of my top sheet. I was thinking of using flex seal to patch it. Is this a good idea or should I use something else? Thanks.

**This thread was edited on Feb 10th 2019 at 8:48:57pm
Feb 10 2019 8:48PM
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Mrossi99
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lol you dont have to do anything about it topsheet chips happen all the time
Feb 10 2019 8:49PM
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Wreckedtopsheet
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Mrossi99lol you dont have to do anything about it topsheet chips happen all the time

Alright thanks, I was kind of worried but I guess no there was not need to be. Thanks.
Feb 10 2019 8:54PM
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Enzob007
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This mans account name is wreckedtopsheet lmao
Feb 10 2019 9:22PM
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shin-bang
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If you think it’s deep enough, Slobber some epoxy on it to help it stay sealed. Sand it a little bit so it’s smooth and won’t catch on your other edges.

Boom. Good to go
Feb 10 2019 11:03PM
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Wreckedtopsheet
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shin-bangIf you think it’s deep enough, Slobber some epoxy on it to help it stay sealed. Sand it a little bit so it’s smooth and won’t catch on your other edges.

Boom. Good to go

I think that is what I'll do, thank you for the tip.
Feb 11 2019 8:21AM
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SofaKingSick
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yeah that's no big deal but to try to help it not get worn down more, i'd lather some epoxy over that and then sand it down a little
Feb 11 2019 1:05PM
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