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Ways to repair my ski

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charlesacton
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Hey, I don't know how but my Halo 2's edge broke. Probably while hitting something, probably a rail. But, I am not sure how to repair it, I thought of cutting the edge and put some epoxy but is it risky? What would be the best way to repair this!? Thanks.

Jan 19 2016 6:44PM
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Line_Skis
Posts: 1983 - Karma: 37,536
Heat it, clamp it and rivet it would hold that thing together for a good while. Maybe head to a shop and get their opinion.
Jan 19 2016 6:46PM
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Pachankz
Posts: 729 - Karma: 838
Take a poop
Get a spatula
Fill it in with said poop
Heat with a lighter
( may want to do outdoors)
Clamp it
Profit
Jan 19 2016 6:56PM
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Shoey-Ski
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gear talk might help,
anyways epoxying it and clamping it down might work
Jan 19 2016 6:57PM
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charlesacton
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Shoey-Skigear talk might help,
anyways epoxying it and clamping it down might work


wasn't too sure in where to put this thread. Thanks for all the answers.
Jan 19 2016 7:08PM
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russsavokskis
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Line_SkisHeat it, clamp it and rivet it would hold that thing together for a good while. Maybe head to a shop and get their opinion.


Just get afterbangs they may be slow because they're extruded but they're tanks I've had mine for 3 years and there's only top sheet damage
Jan 20 2016 4:38AM
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Morriski_
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Line_SkisHeat it, clamp it and rivet it would hold that thing together for a good while. Maybe head to a shop and get their opinion.


PachankzTake a poop
Get a spatula
Fill it in with said poop
Heat with a lighter
( may want to do outdoors)
Clamp it
Profit


The 2 types of people on NS when asking for advice
Jan 20 2016 4:44AM
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brov1
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Line_SkisHeat it, clamp it and rivet it would hold that thing together for a good while. Maybe head to a shop and get their opinion.

line nailed it
PachankzTake a poop
Get a spatula
Fill it in with said poop
Heat with a lighter
( may want to do outdoors)
Clamp it
Profit

are you 12
Jan 20 2016 8:49AM
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Pachankz
Posts: 729 - Karma: 838
brov1line nailed it

are you 12


Sorry dad, am I grounded now ?
Jan 20 2016 9:18AM
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freeskibum82
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epoxy, a few old ski tips on either side, and c-clamps is what i would do.
Jan 20 2016 9:34AM
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corona
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Ah, armada edges. Only edges I've ever seen that have no relief to them (like the zipper profile on the side in the ski). Just a straight piece of crap metal. Not even a good grade of steel. There's no wonder I have a constant issue with them popping out on my AR5's. Maybe they've upped their edge game recently, but it was really really shit.
Jan 20 2016 9:51AM
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Aparker
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russsavokskisJust get afterbangs they may be slow because they're extruded but they're tanks I've had mine for 3 years and there's only top sheet damage

Ive had 2 pairs of afterbangs and both de lammed on the front tips when i had them. Nothing else on them broke though and they were a really fun ski
Jan 21 2016 6:36PM
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russsavokskis
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AparkerIve had 2 pairs of afterbangs and both de lammed on the front tips when i had them. Nothing else on them broke though and they were a really fun ski


Bummer I want something that's just as flexy but not extruded because afterbangs are super slow
Jan 21 2016 7:07PM
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bait
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Line_SkisHeat it, clamp it and rivet it would hold that thing together for a good while. Maybe head to a shop and get their opinion.


Or just buy line afterbangs. Those things do not break.
Jan 21 2016 7:18PM
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Aparker
Posts: 727 - Karma: 1,676
russsavokskisBummer I want something that's just as flexy but not extruded because afterbangs are super slow

Get some domains or shreditors. The k2 bases are so fast
Jan 21 2016 7:20PM
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Rozbrook
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AparkerGet some domains or shreditors. The k2 bases are so fast


"How do I fix my skis?"

"Don't just buy new ones."
Jan 21 2016 7:44PM
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russsavokskis
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AparkerGet some domains or shreditors. The k2 bases are so fast


Thanks man I'll look into it!
Jan 21 2016 8:08PM
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