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So fix these with EPS friendly stuff instead of polyester resin? I haven't even bothered looking/reading much.SeaFoamGreen said:Very strong build, but they do ding....... check out the pink foam.
This was an extreme case surfing a quirky reef break hiding from a 15 @ 18 in BFE. There was a rock in the middle of section. I had been bottom turning around it, but on one of the bigger set waves I decided to point it and go in front of it. Lip started to crumble and ended up having to float it landing right on top of the rock and then supermaning off my board. Easy fix with dremel qcell and epoxy.
Just cant imagine paying 600-700 for a poly board. Remember paying 350 off the rack in the late 80's early 90's. And stoked to support local PNW board builders and a more sustainable tech.
Yep. The resin they use is a variation of epoxy resin I believe. So yeah just like fixing an EPS board. Cracks and small dings don't really need to be fixed at all apparently.Sharkbiscuit said:So fix these with EPS friendly stuff instead of polyester resin? I haven't even bothered looking/reading much
Some older FCS fin sets had additional cant built into the fins; the H2's come to mind.With fcs the fin cant angle is determined by the fin boxes rather than built into the fins themselves (unlike futures). So any set of fins will have the same amount of cant in an fcs setup.
i'd hope so by now. you'd think it would be cheaper to fix their quality control and process instead of sending someone a new board under warranty everytimeAnybody know if their quality has improved?