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First repair job

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lakebed
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i did my first ptex job on me and my dads skis

not super pretty but it’s smooth and level and that’s what matter (i think)
Any tips to do better next time






Dec 31 2023 4:52PM
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Vish-shoe
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Looks solid
Dec 31 2023 5:47PM
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weastcoat
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I see no flaws
Dec 31 2023 6:08PM
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smokes
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Melt crayons for color
Dec 31 2023 6:36PM
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lakebed
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Vish-shoeLooks solid


weastcoatI see no flaws


Cool, thanks guys
Dec 31 2023 6:59PM
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lakebed
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smokesMelt crayons for color


Wanted to but i got too hungry

**This post was edited on Dec 31st 2023 at 7:03:16pm
Dec 31 2023 6:59PM
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BallClapper
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Looks pretty good! I took my skis to a shop and the filled a similar thing in with epoxy. Fucking thing started cracking on the first lap. The edge was punched in a good amount, yanked it out and filled it.
Jan 1 2024 9:15AM
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gravel
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nice job. last year i had a core shot exactly like that on my skis and i cut a piece of base plastic off of a broken pair of skis and trimmed it to fit in the hole exactly like a puzzle piece. epoxied it in and clamped overnight then filled the gaps with ptex. pretty bundy but it lasted like 30 more wet spring days and never came off.
Jan 1 2024 3:28PM
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AndImOut
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BallClapperLooks pretty good! I took my skis to a shop and the filled a similar thing in with epoxy. Fucking thing started cracking on the first lap. The edge was punched in a good amount, yanked it out and filled it.

Same shit happened to me, ended up using grounded up p Tex bits and epoxy. It worked pretty good with added p Tex over top.
Jan 1 2024 10:31PM
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