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Minor ski damage ?

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Chron_Rabbit
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I don’t think I should be tripping about this. What does NS think? Just got these this year btw, haven’t hit rails or anything idk how it happened
Nov 28 2020 6:11PM
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hot.pocket
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It's from the sharp edge of the other ski. Cut it off and sand it a little to prevent any part getting caught on something and you'll be set to go.
Nov 28 2020 6:19PM
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bertBertson
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Definitely nothing major, if you're really set on fixing it you could use some epoxy (I use JB weld marine) to glue it back in place.

If you're riding any park you're gonna get those all over your topsheets, probably easiest to cut, sand and keep skiing as mentioned above
Nov 28 2020 7:10PM
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Chron_Rabbit
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hot.pocketIt's from the sharp edge of the other ski. Cut it off and sand it a little to prevent any part getting caught on something and you'll be set to go.


Thanks mane love the sticks so far. Hella playful for how big they are

**This post was edited on Nov 28th 2020 at 9:04:24pm
Nov 28 2020 8:06PM
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hot.pocket
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Chron_RabbitThanks mane love the sticks so far. Hella playful for how much they are


Glad to hear you're enjoying them!
Nov 28 2020 8:17PM
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elm.
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romin and super glue should do it
Nov 28 2020 11:02PM
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SKIWAGEN
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Definitely cover it with epoxy to seal it up, moisture in your ski is bad news. JB weld makes a 2 part tube of clear epoxy that is good enough, but I’ve seen it discolor after a couple years. More expensive marine grade stuff would be better. Prep it by cutting the hanging part off and sand it like others said, then throw a coat of epoxy on it. After it cures you can sand it down a bit to make it smooth and less noticeable. Water in your ski can make it delaminate way faster and this is a quick way to prevent it.
Nov 28 2020 11:45PM
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