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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: An igloo in Canada
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Hey I bought myself a Nitro Pantera last week, took it out 3 times and it's already got some kewl battle-scars!!
I can see the wood underneath where the topsheet has been chipped. Would there be a potential for water to get inside? Judging by the pics, would you say that I should p-tex it or just let it be?? I've removed the jagged parts (cut 'em off, should I use sand paper too?) to prevent further damage, but I'm wondering if that's enough..? Thx!! PICS: Snowboard pictures by fredericp64 - Photobucket Last edited by fredericp64; 01-04-2010 at 12:28 AM. |
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Join Date: Dec 2009
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i have the same problem only five rides on my board too!!! what i learned, don't ride to close to your noob friends. Honestly sand it so it can't spread and keep chipping and put a little bit of epoxy on it and you will be good as new.
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Sand it a little to get the rough edges off and put some epoxy on there. At least you won't fret over getting that first mark on it anymore.
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: An igloo in Canada
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I've researched this on the forum and apparently marine epoxy is the best stuff. I went to home depot and this is all they had: LePage - LePage Marine Epoxy - 10-00397-0 - Home Depot Canada It says it's good up to -23. Which is kinda shit considering I'm from Montreal and it can get colder than that on the slopes. Also its setting time seems pretty low (60 mins). I was looking for something that took like all week to cure. It's a 2 part epoxy tube, so I'm assuming it'll work. Will it do? As for the sandpaper, you guys recommend what? I bought 180 grit. thx!! Last edited by fredericp64; 01-04-2010 at 10:56 PM. |
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Bham
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Hey girls, get over it...idk but sanding might help to prevent slivers while humpin it at night under your snuggie.
but if concerned about a water delam issue, use mcnett aqualseal or a softer flexible epoxy
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