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acidboomsskiing
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yikes boys
also may i add that this all happened in literally 1 ski day. im guessing it peeling off a tiny bit, A LOT of moisture got in and now my topsheet is fucked. Epoxy?
Feb 29 2020 12:32PM
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b0ss
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Amer sports



Feb 29 2020 1:03PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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is that the new Atomic Air Core tech?
Feb 29 2020 1:38PM
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acidboomsskiing
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TRVP_ANGELis that the new Atomic Air Core tech?


yessir it allows multiple pounds of snow to enter the ski so you can really become one with the mountain
Feb 29 2020 1:40PM
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BigTexas
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I dont follow atomic skis all that much so I have no clue what ski that is or what year. But if its a relatively new ski I'm sure they would warranty that?
Feb 29 2020 2:33PM
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acidboomsskiing
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BigTexasI dont follow atomic skis all that much so I have no clue what ski that is or what year. But if its a relatively new ski I'm sure they would warranty that?

unfortunately they are too old for warranty. them babes all i got so i have to fix em
Feb 29 2020 2:35PM
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Substitute
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If you want to have the best chance of fixing it let the ski dry out for a long time (couple days at least), and then epoxy it with some good epoxy.

Make sure you give it ample time to dry out.
Feb 29 2020 4:28PM
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WisconsinDogfart
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epoxy should do the trick, use clamps.
Feb 29 2020 4:34PM
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TOAST.
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Use g flex epoxy. I've tried a bunch of other hardware store epoxies and nothing compares.
Feb 29 2020 7:05PM
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SoAnG
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acidboomsskiingunfortunately they are too old for warranty. them babes all i got so i have to fix em


Damn dude. Sorry that happened to your only pair. Hope the epoxy works out for you man.
Feb 29 2020 7:18PM
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DominatorJacques
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acidboomsskiing





yikes boys
also may i add that this all happened in literally 1 ski day. im guessing it peeling off a tiny bit, A LOT of moisture got in and now my topsheet is fucked. Epoxy?

It's just a thin sheet of plastic for the graphics. Just cut it off. Then ski!
I have some QST's that did that after they got ran over twice but cars!
Skis are fine!
Feb 29 2020 7:28PM
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LOLZfajitas
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I’d also go this route, cut the graphic off and let her rip
DominatorJacquesIt's just a thin sheet of plastic for the graphics. Just cut it off. Then ski!
I have some QST's that did that after they got ran over twice but cars!
Skis are fine!
Feb 29 2020 8:21PM
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McMaster_17
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if you want to glue it on use shoegoo
Feb 29 2020 10:43PM
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MXmx
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You can try to use a spray or roll on glue to glue it back down. Use a small foam paint roller or vinyl wrap squeegee to press the top sheet down onto the glue and get rid of excess glue (press from the center to the edge).

Have damp paper towels to wipe excess.

Another idea is to peel up the top sheet and put down a vinyl wrap where the top sheet was.
Feb 29 2020 11:47PM
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CT_CREW
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I would also cut/tear it off. This happened to my older JJ's, and a lot of other older armadas. Chances are if u spend money/time on epoxy it will just start coming off in another spot that u will have to fix again.
Just make sure you epoxy/JB Weld any serious dings your get after ripping off top sheet.
Mar 1 2020 11:32AM
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CatdickBojangles
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That happened to my Atomic Blogs. Either cut it off or epoxy it down. No effect on performance unless you get snow packed in there.
Mar 1 2020 12:42PM
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Balzberg
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Mar 1 2020 7:39PM
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Turd__Authority
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Rip it off and throw one of these on





Mar 1 2020 8:37PM
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ColoradoDogfart
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Can you stick this stuff in top of a top sheet?
BST_PoliceRip it off and throw one of these on





Mar 1 2020 8:54PM
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DominatorJacques
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CatdickBojanglesThat happened to my Atomic Blogs. Either cut it off or epoxy it down. No effect on performance unless you get snow packed in there.

Exactly why you want to cut off the part that's not sticking!
Mar 1 2020 8:58PM
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DominatorJacques
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^ THIS!
Mar 1 2020 8:59PM
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cantridemoguls
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Duct tape
Mar 1 2020 9:06PM
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Turd__Authority
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ColoradoDogfartCan you stick this stuff in top of a top sheet?

I think so. I saw an ad in a 90's ski mag for it. Pretty sure the purpose is over your topsheets
Mar 1 2020 9:37PM
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