Surfboard Restoration Al Merrick Step by Step

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My 16 year old son Elijah chose this beaten up Al Merrick from a pile of boards left for dead as his second board to restore. It had a damaged nose, several dings, a busted FCS2 fin box and broken grip pad. He used resin, fibreglass, expanding foam, Cabosil, together with the FCS2 jig to fix the fin box, and spray paint to make it look and feel like a fully restored newer board. Enjoy the video and feel free to comment

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28 сен 2024

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@TaranakiGreenfields 7 месяцев назад

EPIC! What a finish. Time to shred!!

@floservan8523 9 дней назад

thanks for sharing mate! doesn't the paint come off if you don't put a thin layer of hot coat over it?

@viliam69 8 месяцев назад

Top job man, thank you for sharing.

@gidi3555 9 месяцев назад

Why do u use expanding foam and not q cell?

@gregssurfboardrestoration 9 месяцев назад

Bigger cavities like fin boxes and large dings it’s best to use use foam because surfboards are made from foam, keeps the board light. You’re not pouring heaps of resin into the cavity. I do use resin/qcell for small dings and usually a thin layer over the expanding foam before fiberglass