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QUESTION! for all you smart people!
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alright so this is all about the... idk how to put it more efficient way of painting skis but i don know exactly how i have to do it, that is why i am asking anyone who might know, ok well my brother is going to college for art and what not, and he has acess to a really nice very big very expensive printer that can print out you guess it fiberglass, so how would i go about getting a fiberglass image on to my skis, would i sande them down to their fiber glass and lay the image on and fiber glass it up, but then what would i do to the roughness of the top? questions, anyone have suggestions? other materials? idk HELP!
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no way dude, this is like a prime way to change a graphic, make a amazing design on a on the computer print it,
(looking for positive feedback please!)
and or ideas anything!
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sounds sketch, but if it works, post that shit on NS 4 the rest of us!
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then try to put it on your skis and kill them ... what about just buying beautiful skis?
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thats gonna be hard, but i think ur idea is probably the best way to do it.. be carefull though, u could easilyy reck ur skis(graphics).
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i was thinking of going out and finding some shit skis, like not even twin tips and giveing it a whirl on them, but does anyone have any like... ideas or anything, a better way to do it, that printer can like print out on anything so maybe diff. material?
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Actually, a guy I know sands down the tops of all the shitty skis he uses for water ramps, then adheres fiberglass ontop, and the result is an incredibably ugly ski that doesn't break when it hits the water from quite a ways up. It makes them really stiff as well. Another friend of mine learned from him, then tried it himself, and ended up almost breaking his skis, so you might want to look more into it.
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talk to somebody in the Art and printing industry, cause most of us are too stupid
i may be wrong though
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anyone have any ideas on myabe a diffrent material that will felx with the ski and not crack and what not??
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