[X1n54n3x]

my god. shits like frankenstein. i would be very hesitant to do any boardslides with that thing, dont want to punish the boys.

[TheCarGuy2021]

Originally Posted by X1n54n3x

my god. shits like frankenstein. i would be very hesitant to do any boardslides with that thing, dont want to punish the boys.

It isn't scraped yet. Once scraped it will be flush and smooth as the rest of the base.

[KIRKWOOD-$LUT]

http://www.wintersteiger.at/Winterst...RecIdSelf=4222

[TheCarGuy2021]

Originally Posted by KIRKWOOD-$LUT

http://www.wintersteiger.at/Winterst...RecIdSelf=4222

I used this from Tognar. Same stuff?



P-tex does not bond well to steel, aluminum, wood, or fiberglass...so if you get a deep gouges that expose core material, or are along steel edges, it won't stay in place. This Metalgrip string is a mix of polyethylene and heat-sensitive adhesive which is ironed (using a base repair iron or pistol above) into core-shot gouges or along steel edges. Use the string to fill half of the repair area, then apply standard p-tex base repair material over the top for a finished repair.It is 3mm in diameter, and comes in a 10' roll. Metalgrip is more rubbery in texture than p-tex, and requires a very sharp tool (we recommend a versaplane or pansar file) to cleanly cut off excess repair material. Available in clear or black.

[arsenic0]

Wow man your way more dedicated to this than i ever would be...hopefully it works out for you after all this work..

[KIRKWOOD-$LUT]

yes same shit
what i did was run it through my base grinder with low weight and very fast speed on the feed wheel
first i used a razor blad to remove excess

[RidePowder]

this get finished yet?