A ''short'' series of a surf-ski repair

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The recent episodes of shorts fixing the nose of a surf-ski, all compounded together for your convenience. --------------------------------------------
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5 окт 2024

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@smallkinedings Год назад

Apologies to you all for the lack of videos this month. It has in all honesty been a very stressful month of work and scheduling but I seem to be a little more on track now so will put something out soon. Appreciate you patience folks!

@markuanagrande2320 18 дней назад

Excellent!

@guylestrange8840 6 месяцев назад

Awesome series mate!

@smallkinedings 6 месяцев назад

Cheers bud, glad you enjoyed!

@ryanwillb 11 месяцев назад

Magician

@keitholiver2842 8 месяцев назад

greaqt video. a couple of questions, would you use high density can foam to fill the gap,l know these's a cheap foam that looks like esky foam and a more expensive can foam that's more like surfboard foam. the other question is , the clear coat you put over the finished job 1 is that just a can of clear spray you get at Bunnings or any hardware store , thanks from Keith in Melbourne Vic

@smallkinedings 8 месяцев назад

Ola! So in the case of this particular job you probably could use a cheap builders foam from a can, only because the foam only provided the shape for my glass to wrap too, not any kind of structure. I could remove the foam now and it wouldn't effect the structure of the job. If it were a surfboard, sup or clubby board where the foam is required for structure, I wouldn't be using builders foam. That stuff is a very low density and full of air because of the way its expelled from the can. The clear coat is the same make as the paint, MOLOTOW. They do both a matt and a gloss clear. You'll find it at either art supply shops or graffitti supply shops. It's insanely high quality like their coloured paints, extremely weather resistant and strong. Hope that helps and cheers for watching! 🤙

@coachhead3547 14 дней назад

great stuff, i am fixing a bunch of skis,,, can you tell me what kind of spray paint you where using, and also was that epoxy resin with the 6 ounce, oh and i love that foaming stuff i got to get me some of that

@smallkinedings 9 дней назад

Good times! The spray paint is MOLOTOW paints and yes, although this ski is Poly, I believe I did the whole repair in Epoxy in this case 🤙

@Andy_XT Год назад

Good advice. So, I don't think about fisheyes and the like... It must be them thinking about me, then! 😅

@smallkinedings Год назад

Haha, bingo. They can be quite obsessive!

@Andy_XT Год назад

@@smallkinedings 🤣

@dudeleboski2692 Год назад

Man, how much are those rattle cans each? You coming from the auto body world, would it not be more cost effective to have used cellulose?

@smallkinedings Год назад

They are cheap compared to automotive products. Minimal overspray, no clean up or nasty chemicals needed for cleanup, strong, light and UV resistant. Can’t beat um

@largepinewings Год назад

It's been a 'long' time coming

@smallkinedings Год назад

Tell me about it 😂

@Bido11561 11 месяцев назад

I have a small delam bubble on the bottom of a Bark prone board. Any advice on best way to attack it? Hoping to not have to cut or sand out the glass. Prob a 2.5 inch diameter “bubble”

@smallkinedings 11 месяцев назад

The only way I can reccomend the fix is to remove the glass. It's small enough that I would avoid cutting it and just try to sand it out but, that's the way the cookie crumbles sadly. If it's not taking in water, no rush to get it done. Just make sure you keep eyes on it incase it gets worse

@Bido11561 11 месяцев назад

Yea small and not taking on water. Just don’t want it to progress and become a bigger problem/fix