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Fixing a snapped board...help

carverb

carverb

Michael Peterson status
Jul 31, 2003
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I snapped my board about 18 inches down from the nose. I originally bucked it but I *had* to ride it in the epic conditions we had and it broke. It also tore the glass in a strip abour 6 inches wide but 4 feet long. I went to a shop and got glass, resin and catalyst so I am set on that. I got some adhesive that should work for foam and wood too (it says foam and wood on the can <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/foreheadslap.gif" alt="" />) My question is this - How the hell do I lay the glass and resin to make it look good over the part where the glass delaminated all the way down? JJR or anyone else who has done this before, I could definitely use the help, it could just get you a set wave at C------ C---------- some time. <img src="/forum/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
 
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Duke status
Feb 20, 2003
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90 second epoxy the nose back on perfectly. having sanded everything 1st. mix filler and fill everything so u can glass it smooth. 2 layers 6 ounce both sides lapping rails with laminating resin at least 4" past all dings. laminate it, hot coat it, sand it
 
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