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Ski fix, is it possible?

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JohnnyDope
Posts: 457 - Karma: 1,699
As the title says... I can cop these 2.0's for the really low, is fixing this possible and if it is, how easy of a fix is it?







Dec 14 2019 2:16PM
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kalle.
Posts: 765 - Karma: 4,845
get them, that's a rather easy fix, just need a really good epoxy and clamps, a shop can do the fix for you as well. what price are you getting them for?
Dec 14 2019 2:19PM
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SuckleBrick
Posts: 452 - Karma: 1,097
get a new ski
Dec 14 2019 4:30PM
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b0ss
Posts: 798 - Karma: 6,307
Ez m8 its suler common for candide skis so just epoxy the shit out of it and clamp it down for 24h, sand the epoxy smooth and flat with heavy grit sand paper, then polish
Dec 14 2019 7:01PM
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TRVP_ANGEL
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get a big hammer and bring that edge to poundtown
Dec 15 2019 1:17PM
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_IRRELEVANT_
Posts: 944 - Karma: 4,425
Did you get em
Dec 20 2019 11:05PM
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JohnnyDope
Posts: 457 - Karma: 1,699
I was asking for a friend since he doesn't really use any type of social media *cough*scaredforhisprivacy*cough*

he ended up getting a pair of mint condition Volkls with some older Jesters for the low as well, around $250 for the setup. Keep in mind that we live in Serbia, and that freeski scene is basically non existent here lmao

People here turn around when they see our 100mm waist twintips that are as tall as us and ask us why do we use such short poles. I can't buy a pair of touring bindings if my life depended on it, life here is hard bros







Dec 21 2019 1:15AM
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