[KIRKWOOD-$LUT]

i would have cut less out
u r messing with an aluminum core board, it is going to pop out over time

i did this for a living for over 10 years

with the t-6, i have done, i rip out edges and use what is called liquid edge made by winterstiger

[code15]

this is pretty interesting. good luck and keep the pictures coming!

[TheCarGuy2021]

Originally Posted by KIRKWOOD-$LUT

with the t-6, i have done, i rip out edges and use what is called liquid edge made by winterstiger

Care to elaborate?

[KIRKWOOD-$LUT]

well you have a metal core look

that will pop out maybe, i have seen a bunch

google liquid edge by wintersteiger, (SP)

[TheCarGuy2021]

Originally Posted by KIRKWOOD-$LUT

well you have a metal core look

that will pop out maybe, i have seen a bunch

google liquid edge by wintersteiger, (SP)

I'm very aware I have a metal core and that screws won't do a great job holding the edge in. I haven't been able to find liquid edge by wintersteiger via google searches.

[RidePowder]

hows the project progressing

[TheCarGuy2021]

Package from Tognar with the edge and a few other things will be here tomorrow.

[RidePowder]

how did this turn out?

[Extremo]

If you bought the board "back in the day" why dont you save yourself some money and hassle and buy a new board. Boards from 04 arent on par with what's out there today. With all the discounts and left over inventory you could find a great deal. But I am interested in how this thing comes out...its got to be one of the hardest repairs I've ever seen

[TheCarGuy2021]

I've got a few other boards I can ride. I did just pick up an 08 T6 from Sierra for $400, but I still want to fix this one.

I used epoxy to repair the structure first. I then screwed the new edge in with jewelry screws, backed them out, ground off the heads, and glued them into place along with the edge. I then used a metal bonding ptex to fill the base. Still needs to be scraped though.