Damaged skis ;-(
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Started by Tony_H in Ski Chatter 12-Apr-2010 - 73 Replies
Dave Mac
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
Super Glue is brittle, has temperature limits, and is susceptable to impact.
Pablo Escobar
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
Slow cure marine epoxy!
Brucie
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
Glue, Super glue, super duper glue, oxy, poxy, epoxy, whatever!!! :shock:
My point is 9 pages of wibble over a 2 minute repair job :roll:
My point is 9 pages of wibble over a 2 minute repair job :roll:
"Better to remain reticent and have people think one is an idiot, than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt"
Bandit
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
Brucie wrote:Glue, Super glue, super duper glue, oxy, poxy, epoxy, whatever!!! :shock:
My point is 9 pages of wibble over a 2 minute repair job :roll:
Oooh Brucie, I love a man who says what he means 8)
BTW I'm with Mr Mac, super glue is NFU for this job :D
PrivateBryan
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
Brucie wrote:Glue, Super glue, super duper glue, oxy, poxy, epoxy, whatever!!! :shock:
My point is 9 pages of wibble over a 2 minute repair job :roll:
How I miss those stars - worthy of ***** Brucie.
:D
Edited to add - although it was funny comment I think if you pay a load of money for something and it falls apart then you should complain.
They would be sure to fall apart if glued them, and once you'd tried to put it right yourself then it would be too late to claim
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Pablo Escobar
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
In fairness Brucie, they are totally different things :lol:
Cem
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
ok i have only just looked at the picture...is the back section which is delaminated metal or a resin... if metal then there is no way it could get like it is with a fault it has to be impact, if it is plastic/resin then it is possible but unlikely (the kink in it is the suspect bit)
impossibel to tell for sure without seeing the product in the flesh but if it is not covered by warranty then get hold of sokme proper base repair epoxy and get it stuck down, or get a shop to stick it for you, cheap B&Q epoxy is not flexible enough and will not last
impossibel to tell for sure without seeing the product in the flesh but if it is not covered by warranty then get hold of sokme proper base repair epoxy and get it stuck down, or get a shop to stick it for you, cheap B&Q epoxy is not flexible enough and will not last
Tony_H
reply to 'Damaged skis ;-(' posted May-2010
Thanks CEM, nice to have some sensible replies for a change.cem wrote:ok i have only just looked at the picture...is the back section which is delaminated metal or a resin... if metal then there is no way it could get like it is with a fault it has to be impact, if it is plastic/resin then it is possible but unlikely (the kink in it is the suspect bit)
impossibel to tell for sure without seeing the product in the flesh but if it is not covered by warranty then get hold of sokme proper base repair epoxy and get it stuck down, or get a shop to stick it for you, cheap B&Q epoxy is not flexible enough and will not last
Yes, its metal.
I'll be taking them to a ski shop when I get them back to se what can be done, your views as always are appreciated.
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Topic last updated on 10-May-2010 at 20:48