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Edge Compression

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Thelaminater
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Today I nicked the tip of my skis on a rail and I guess it was enough to push in the edge and cause the base to bulge. I have been trying to find threads on this but didn't find much. I wanted to get everyone's opinion before I take it into the shop. The damage isn't that bad, the edge is pushed in about .5 cm and the sidewall is just a little nicked. The bubble is the only thing that worries me, it didn't break through the base material and is about the size of a dime. I kind of just want to hammer it back in but I can already tell thats a stupid idea. Any help would be great.
Jan 21 2012 11:16PM
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TOAST.
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picture would help.
Jan 21 2012 11:27PM
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Thelaminater
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Jan 21 2012 11:52PM
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cornholio
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whoa
Jan 22 2012 2:39PM
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CDdesign
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that happened to me, use a razor blade to flush it out, then do a belt grind and stone grind.  It shouldnt affect you too bad
Jan 22 2012 3:00PM
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CalebT
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thats pretty bad, but considering its only on the ti and not touching the snow, it will be fine for now, but still go into the shop. the only thing it will affect is butters.
Jan 22 2012 3:00PM
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dylan.r.1080
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Your not going to be able to tell the difference, ever, if its on the tip. just make sure water isn't getting in the core, and clean it up a little.
Jan 22 2012 9:21PM
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Thelaminater
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Yeah water is the only thing I'm worried about but I took it to the shop and they're going to clamp it down and fix the edge. Thanks for answers.
Jan 22 2012 10:37PM
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