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is this ding ok???

Postby fanore » Fri Jul 16, 2010 7:57 am

is this repair ok??
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Re: is this ding ok???

Postby garbarrage » Fri Jul 16, 2010 4:47 pm

Bit rough but looks like its all sealed up. Just make sure it's water tight and you're set. Don't worry too much about making it look pretty unless you are planning on opening a ding repair business. You'll be surprised how much more room you'll be given in the line up with a board with a lot of "character".
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Re: is this ding ok???

Postby fanore » Fri Jul 16, 2010 9:14 pm

Hey thanks dude,
cool i live in ireland too,
ever surf in fanore?
might try surfing in standhill sometime...surf looks better there...
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Re: is this ding ok???

Postby 01civy » Sat Jul 17, 2010 3:43 am

WOOO!!! What did it look like before?
Im no pro either, but how did you go about repairing it? Im curious b/c i have been reconditioning/repairing a board for the last few weeks. Is it expoxy or poly resin?
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Re: is this ding ok???

Postby fanore » Sat Jul 17, 2010 10:00 am

its a 6'1 tuflite surfboard so it says repair dings with epoxy if you want i can sent you some pics of the board i have another ding not as big do.....also that ding is pretty water tight
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Re: is this ding ok???

Postby garbarrage » Sat Jul 17, 2010 12:15 pm

fanore wrote:Hey thanks dude,
cool i live in ireland too,
ever surf in fanore?
might try surfing in standhill sometime...surf looks better there...

Might give Strandhill a miss this year mate, banks are a bit crap so far. Got nailed by a big swell the other week and there is one bank working on small swells just waiting to see how it handles a bit bigger and we can see if that big swell knocked some shape into it. That said, if you have a few quid to spend on petrol or a few mates to share the bill, a map and a sense of adventure there are literally hundreds of breaks within 50 miles either way along the coast.

Been down to Fanore a few times but never seen it work properly. Looks pretty fickle, but I'm of the mindset that every beach has its day. Would love to catch it "on". Saw a pod of dolphins in the water last time I was down there.
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Re: is this ding ok???

Postby fanore » Sat Jul 17, 2010 1:20 pm

oh ya that dolphin is there alot, i was talking to someone one day that had been swimming with the dolphin for 9 years and also it is femail also fanore was really good last wendsday,.
the funny thing about the dolphin is that if there is only a few people there and they ignore the dolphin she will come to you and get you to pet her.
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