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Binding Hole Plug

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alex.k.
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So my friend was asking me what they use to fill those holes and I searchbar'ed a little and it seems like they use plastic plugs.


where might one go about finding those plastic plugs? or something that could substitute. lowes possibly? anyways.thanks!
Nov 20 2007 11:33PM
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alex.k.
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bump. come on you ski shop guys!!! help me out
Nov 21 2007 11:10AM
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steezerampage
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I want to say you can just fill them with ptex or glue or something.
Nov 21 2007 11:17AM
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LC.
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Plastic plugs. Ask a shop for some.
Nov 21 2007 12:24PM
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titsLOL
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i've used a glue gun to fill holes. works pretty good.
Nov 21 2007 1:01PM
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Silence
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they are little plastic plugs - go into a shop and ask for a handful - they would be worth $0.0002 each, so they should just hook you up
Nov 21 2007 3:29PM
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djty111
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ya just go to any shop and get some plugs and put a dab of wood glue or just elmers glue in each hole then plug them up...
Nov 21 2007 4:32PM
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Tucks
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you can use gorilla glue. Anything that will stay and will block the hole
Nov 21 2007 4:58PM
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alex.k.
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well I already have the old holes plugged...I am just afraid if I don't use a plastic plug that I will make where the old holes were a week link in the ski.

Nov 22 2007 12:21AM
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yeahitsdave
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nah man, dont sweat it, it takes a few remounts to really weaken a ski
Nov 22 2007 12:30AM
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