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In todays adventures, we botch a customers Pete Anderson tail repair and resort to hiding our mistakes with a custom paint job!
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@mariarosiehull1193 Месяц назад

I have a non ding repair question, it's been on my mind for a while now.. Do the curtains match the drapes?

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Who let you on here?!!?

@bammassurfshop7466 Месяц назад

hehehehe

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

@@bammassurfshop7466 you guys as well! O geeze, this comment sections really going downhill fast! 😂

@martinhennessy4560 Месяц назад

That’s some serious patience. Nice job!

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Appreciate it!

@ethanmiller5822 Месяц назад

My father-in-law was a great friend of Scott Anderson of Anderson Surfboards in Cali! He unfortunately lost his battle with cancer a few years ago and is greatly missed in shaping community here. His wife and son now run the shop. Funny how small the world is that I heard that name on a random video I found. Keep up the good work 🤙

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

@@ethanmiller5822 o that’s sad, sorry to hear that. Great that the family still runs the business though and can carry it on. The world is a shrinking place!

@EloiseSam Месяц назад

This was absolute art, such awesome skillz

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Shot!! Glad you enjoyed!

@Jim-fe2xz Месяц назад

Your skills (and sense of humor) are top notch! I only work on my own and family's boards and car restorations so know the feeling of that project that just doesn't come together as planned. Still another great job!

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

That's what I've been trying to tell everyone! Yea, I think this can come up with anything you do with your hands. Can be pretty disheartening when it doesn't come out as you envisioned. I try to always use that opportunity to make it better than my original plan!

@mattdudecude5240 Месяц назад

Good job, Great ethos to have 🤙

@rpbarradas 24 дня назад

Love your videos and repairs. Very nice job on such a tricky area of the board. Cheers from Portugal

@smallkinedings 24 дня назад

Many thanks, appreciate it!

@thomasrose5819 Месяц назад

Paint job looks so sick

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Cheers man! Came out a winner in the end!

@dronephobiatomdrones7686 16 дней назад

love how honest and humble you are bro respect,,, all you videos im linking together for the welsh dragon lam I'm doing as you know ,,PS slowly taking shape,,gr8 vid bro,, kez Swansea

@smallkinedings 14 дней назад

Nice man! Most of the pieces to the puzzle are there on the channel with more to come!

@fishcakes2 Месяц назад

Great repair

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Mahalos 🙏

@awai5600 Месяц назад

Great save!!

@awai5600 Месяц назад

its great to see fails on here as well as perfect jobs. what i like about making/fixing boards is that there are so many stages to make errors in, or have errors crop up, but there is normally a fix, so projects can always be saved, one way or another!

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

The great thing about fibreglass repairs is they can always be removed and started over! Cheers man!

@peterbartmann9006 Месяц назад

Good work..Good solution

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Mahalos!

@RedRussel Месяц назад

This is why ding repairing never gets boring. Always a different challenge when you expect it the least. And I do agree with the instagram standard haha

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

You’ve got the instagram standard on lock, I seen your feed!

@haifa_pro Месяц назад

thank you for the info :)

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

@@haifa_pro pleasure, thanks for joining us 🤙

@DingRepairWithPaul Месяц назад

Great to see this transparency of process! Quality work

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Chur Paul, cheers for stopping by from over yonder at instagram!

@milospotuzak3251 Месяц назад

Nice job! Not that easy as, but you made it really nice! And it was fun to watch the vid of course :) chur

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Chur! Was a tricky one, sometimes things just don't go the way they should!

@dronephobiatomdrones7686 Месяц назад

i get it completely,, plastering,,, such a advantage,,

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Definitely a massive advantage. All the muscle memory is there, just gotta gain the product knowledge!

@TaranakiFrother-oy2dx Месяц назад

If it was easy it would be boring. It’s the ‘head scratcher’ moments that make it interesting. Another awesome vid. Chur

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

@@TaranakiFrother-oy2dx 100%. The reason surfboard fixing is so much more interesting that gib stopping. Creative moments make life worth living!

@DingDangSurfboardRepair Месяц назад

You do great work. I always try to match the paint on my repairs. Even if its just tinting the fill. Keep up th egreat work.

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Cheers man, appreciated! Always worth the extra bit of effort!

@zulchconradie4036 Месяц назад

Very Good!

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Chur brother!

@jimdow6470 Месяц назад

Love ya work as always. How does the top layer of glass adhere to the lower layer when painted?

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Good question! You can definitely effect the bond between the two layers of glass if your paint is too thick. The goal is coverage but not filling all the scratches from your prep sanding so that your new resin still has something to hold onto. A fine line. Cheers for watching!

@ashleylegg9885 Месяц назад

Once again a quality repair! Nice job! I noticed that you didn't use a hair dryer or heat gun to get the track pad off. I have had a really easy time using a hair dryer. it comes off clean and easy with almost no left over residue. Is there a reason you don't use one?

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Yea that’s the standard. Can’t actually remember what happened with this one it was so long ago. It might have been an aftermarket adhesive that the customer used which made the heat gun not work. Some of the boards I take off have super gnarly glues used on them

@suzukiton Месяц назад

awesome to see it not go to plan and prove you are a mere mortal! btw what colours / shades of paint do you have for old or yellowed boards? always annoying to do a good fix and have a white spot in the middle of a yellowed board. 🤙

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Every now and then it happens, not often though 😝 Yea, as far as Molotow goes. For something like a yellowed firewire a combination of "Vanilla", "cashmere yellow" and "signal white" (# 006, #007, #230) should get you by. For heavily browned/yellowed boards can add "milk coffee transparent" (#248) amd "milk coffee" (#185) to that list.

@bellumCretatus Месяц назад

10:36 “… or lost to the ocean“ 😉

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Haha, I hope not!!

@luckyndg Месяц назад

I'm curious about the type of paint and clear coat you use? Is it acrylic? After the clear coat, are you able to wet sand and polish it without ruining it or is there another prep step?

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

It's an acrylic but not a water based acrylic. I use Molotow paints and clear coats. After the clear coat has cured just a case of wet sanding to whatever grit is desired and polish, no extra steps required. 🤙

@SouthCounty-mq9ew Месяц назад

The big question: what was the determining factor of doing the repair using the broken tail section or removing and duplicating it? As always top notch work.

@smallkinedings Месяц назад

Normally it'll come down to how well the break naturally joins back together. If the snap is rough, jagged and full of gaps when you try to push it back into place it's best to just lop it off and start again! Especially when dealing with channels!