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How to Re-Glue Climbing Skins

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Joel shows us how to re-glue Pomoca skins with a few tools and some skin glue
What you need:
- Skin Adhesive tubes (1.5 tube for a pair of skins if you use Black Diamond or Pomoca glue)
- Heat Gun (or blow dryer or CLEAN waxing iron)
- Drywall compound scraper
- Voile Strap
- Duct Tape
- Foam brush
- Clean work surface

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24 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 7

@philosopherprince1 11 месяцев назад

Awesome! If I'd seen this video 20 years ago it would have saved me from days' worth of mistakes.

@darcos7535 6 месяцев назад

Got stuck on the side of a steep slope because I left my skins too long. I finally walked up as I was close to the top. I now know how apply the colltex stuff that I ordered.

@NicoTripcevich 2 месяца назад

It's strange that a pair of skins takes 1.5 tubes of glue. Why not make the tube the right size? Perhaps because narrow 70mm wide skins for 20 years ago took less glue?

@habitualflipper5640 Год назад

Thanks for the video! Do you have any experience regluing Montana skins? I have a couple sets and was wondering if Gold Label would work.

@skiuphill-runuphill5805 Год назад

Gold Label seems to work ok on most skins. If your Montana are classic sticky skins with visible thread textile backer then a transfer tape from Contour should work too. Non-sticky skins (hybrids) need to be refreshed with a proprietary system, and lots of ‘em can’t actually be re-glued

@finnmanktelow2270 Год назад

when letting the glue cure could I hang them or should they stay horizontal to prevent glue from moving around? living in my van so there are some space considerations.

@skiuphill-runuphill5805 Год назад

Usually the glue gains cohesion after only a few minutes and it becomes very quickly difficult to "move" glue on the skins. I don't think there's any issue hanging the skins once the glue has been on the skins for 10-15 minutes.