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do you need to use epoxy with the screws??? I took off my bindings cuz i thought i was going to sell them and then did not and today i put them back on my skis but did not use epoxy
lol, yes!!!!
you def need some sort of epoxy! dont use superglue tho. i prefer to use gorilla glue and clamp the screws down, but any 12hr or more 2 part epoxy will work.
also make sure all the old epoxy is scraped out of the screw threads before re screwing with epoxy when you re-do it!
no im not, it works really well. the other week i stripped the mounting holes on the toepiece of my backyard skis. i tried JB weld and that didnt work, so i used gorilla glue. it holds stronger then it ever did before. it expands when it dries so that gives the screw a better bond with the core.
Your best bet is to use a specific binding glue. Take them to a shop and im sure they will give you some glue for the holes. You can use epoxy but I have seen it damage a ski when the screw is removed.
You do not need to epoxy screws on a normal mount, wood glue works perfectly fine and is much easier to use. I have mounted who knows how many pairs of skis at my shop and wood glue is all we use on a normal mount.