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So i went skiing last night and just noticed today that there is now a 1/8" gap between the base/edge and the sidewall. I only have 8 days on these skis and could def get them warranted, but i don't feel like going through the pain of getting them mounted again and dealing with warranted stuff. i fall as if im capable of fixing it, the problem is the epoxy i have (24 hr. marine grade) says it doesn't bond with polyethylene well, which happens to be what base material is made out of.... i also have gorilla glue but that says it doesnt bond to polyethylene well either.
i have heard of people using rivets, but the rivet gun i have is like this one:
and i don't think it could drive a big enough rivet to go through the tip.
Also, if it is big enough, should i use aluminum or steel rivets?
