The Wax and Tune Ya Goon Thread
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I vote treat yourself to a new board & hone repair skills with this one
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This is the way…Spenser wrote: Sat Jan 18, 2025 8:48 pm I vote treat yourself to a new board & hone repair skills with this one
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Fair enough. Definitely managing my expectations, but doesn't hurt to try. I have a new outsiders on order, but gonna ride this one into the ground (whenever that may be).pow_hnd wrote: Sat Jan 18, 2025 8:33 pmI wish you the best, but I’m saying without you being an experienced tech, and already putting in the wrong epoxy and where it is, heel edge at inserts.
I would not anticipate or expect any repair to hold for long.
Doesn’t mean you might not luck out, but that spot is one of the absolute hardest to fix.
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Re: The Wax and Tune Ya Goon Thread
that’s pert near where i blew out my Kazu’s edge.
was able to put in new sections of edge, base, and even a little piece of poplar for sidewall, which held for a couple of months, but now it’s a wall hanger.
wish I had photos of the completed repair still, but I just have the initial carnage and the final state after the edge gave out again.
looking back, i’d probably try to use a little p-tex to fill in the gaps around the new base material rather than an excess of epoxy.
was able to put in new sections of edge, base, and even a little piece of poplar for sidewall, which held for a couple of months, but now it’s a wall hanger.
wish I had photos of the completed repair still, but I just have the initial carnage and the final state after the edge gave out again.
looking back, i’d probably try to use a little p-tex to fill in the gaps around the new base material rather than an excess of epoxy.
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@pow_hnd Dumb Question of the Day tm: If you put a base grind on a board with the Phantom treatment, does it remove the Phantom goodness?
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No, totally fine.SJF_NH wrote: Sun Jan 19, 2025 10:37 am @pow_hnd Dumb Question of the Day tm: If you put a base grind on a board with the Phantom treatment, does it remove the Phantom goodness?
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in their testing the chemical reaction that is caused by Phantom propagates almost all the way through the full P-tex.
I think in their testing they did 10 base grinds on a test ski and the base was still testing positive for the Phantom.
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I'm going to need to see independent test results to believe that one.
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It’s out there somewhere I just can’t remember where. I’ll say this, DPS didn’t really make Phantom, it was developed at the University of Utah here in SLC “in cooperation”AyAyRon wrote: Sun Jan 19, 2025 12:55 pm I'm going to need to see independent test results to believe that one.
The chemical engineer people involved at the UofU, I highly doubt they made any results up.
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