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Can you make concrete slide??

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Timby
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I got a cool concrete ledge at my university I wanna get a clip on, except it is made of concrete. Could I just pour some water on it to make slidable or will I need something more??
Nov 17 2022 3:22PM
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ajbski
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https://www.newschoolers.com/forum/thread/878987/How-to-make-cement-safe-to-slide-on

nice thick layer of ice
or
if you want to cultivate the spot a bit, get a rub brick


https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/1055519/How-to-Make-Concrete-Ledges-Grind-and-Slide---Rub-Brick-Tutorial---Tactics

**This post was edited on Nov 17th 2022 at 4:07:12pm
Nov 17 2022 4:02PM
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-Dan
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Yes. Sometimes it just does without mods. Sometimes you wanna ice it up a bit.
Nov 17 2022 4:26PM
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PsychicMigration
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What Dan said. Ice that thing up a couple of times definitely check for bare spots before you hit it. I'd pop on top of it instead of jumping and immediately gripping on hard.
Nov 17 2022 4:38PM
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Farmville420
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Sometimes water works too, depends on the porosity of the concrete. Like concrete without any voids you probably can hit it virgin, or wax at the most, but if it’s some heavy duty conc that’s got hella voids you might need an ice layer
Nov 17 2022 9:15PM
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Klinger07
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Woodward killington had a concrete wall feature last year, it slid surprisingly nice but destroyed my skis. I also think it was a different type of concrete that was less flat and had more bumps in it to create less friction.
Nov 19 2022 9:47PM
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PimpChimpin
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Nov 19 2022 9:53PM
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Farmville420
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Klinger07Woodward killington had a concrete wall feature last year, it slid surprisingly nice but destroyed my skis. I also think it was a different type of concrete that was less flat and had more bumps in it to create less friction.

aggregate concrete has way more friction than smooth concrete lol
Nov 20 2022 12:04AM
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Timby
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Nov 20 2022 12:51AM
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SmokedGouda
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I can’t even get shit to slide out of me. What makes you think concrete would do any better?
Nov 20 2022 1:02AM
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PimpChimpin
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Timbyvishnu soyboy


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Nov 20 2022 10:38AM
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humanresources
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Go find a natty side hit bro
Nov 20 2022 11:32PM
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