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Fixing delam

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Lebbo
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I have a little bit of delam on my Liberty Choppers just near the tip, its isn't major at the moment but I'd like to fix/prevent it from getting worse. Any suggestions? What about some epoxy?

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Aug 2 2005 1:08AM
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hans_aschim
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since it isnt major shut up and go eat more, fattie



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Aug 2 2005 1:11AM
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freestyle_rich
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use a water riesen or contact cement will work too.





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Aug 2 2005 8:27PM
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Kev
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epoxy and get your local shop to throw 3 rivets in the tips.





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Aug 2 2005 9:11PM
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skoganskier101
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^ wut he said

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Aug 2 2005 9:58PM
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montageskier
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how long of a warranty do you have left. I would ride them as hard as possible this upcoming season if the warranty is good and fuck them up terribly and then get a new pair.




Aug 2 2005 10:17PM
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lineskier129
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expoxy will probly work the best

Aug 2 2005 10:23PM
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DHogg
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same. thats what i did when my old skis delamed

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Aug 2 2005 11:50PM
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DaveHumphrey
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use epoxy or keep riding them for the warrenty




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Aug 3 2005 6:01AM
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LC.
Posts: 5952 - Karma: 2,423
Try to warranty them now, it's worth a shot. Otherwise, put some epoxy in the gap and clamp it overnight. A ski shop would do it for you for about $10-15.

Aug 3 2005 7:47AM
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Lebbo
Posts: 1258 - Karma: 6
Yeah I bought them new off a guy from this site so I don't have a receipt (think he may have won them in comp). Not sure how the warranty thing will go, might just ride them one more season and if they get really bad give the warranty thing a shot.

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Aug 3 2005 8:39AM
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LC.
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Riding them as they are is just going to make it worse, so find out about warranty first. If warranty is impossible, fix them.

Aug 3 2005 9:06AM
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