Ding Repairs

[Ged]

Right I need to find a shaper to stick a new leash plug in. Preferably the nearest to me in Derby in Englaterra. Has anyone got any ideas?

[isaluteyou]

why not do it yourself its not a big deal. Or you can buy those ones those you stick on not sure if they any good though

[Ged]

why not do it yourself its not a big deal. Or you can buy those ones those you stick on not sure if they any good though

Seriously, DIY is always an option, however in terms of price if you are initially setting stuff up is rarely cheaper. The simplest option is to find someone near to me now, who has all the gear to make the repair. The problem is essentially my location. So the real problem is to minimise the length of the drive to get it sorted out.

So thats my question: Is there a shaper near to me now? I might be able to get this sorted out because Iv just found out that there are kite boarders near me and windsurfurs too, who inevitably must get their boards dinged, so there is a shop in Long Eaton. Im checking it out.

Thanks for your imput though.

Ged

[kitesurfer]

There are plenty of ding repair kits you can buy online
<i cannot believe it! sp>

KS

[surf patrol]

Come on KS, you know better than that!
Here's where to get your ding repair kits online

[kitesurfer]

Opps.

Sorry SP.

KS

[parrysurf]

Set up on ding repair is not a lot of money......I bet the SW kit comes with every thing you need in a pinch.
A disc sander is a good first tool. Will save from hand sanding all excess
But a sanding block, and some hard work will get er dun!

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Teach a man to find a repair guy, he will get his board someday.
Teach a man to repair, he will surf in the morning!