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ding repair resin

Postby gabriellam » Thu Aug 29, 2013 2:12 pm

i wanna ding repair my lost surfboard
but i dont know use what resin
I've bought the sanding resin
right???
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Re: ding repair resin

Postby pandarturo » Thu Aug 29, 2013 6:29 pm

Huh...when in doubt use epoxy resin.
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Re: ding repair resin

Postby gabriellam » Fri Aug 30, 2013 5:58 pm

epoxy not affected in foam???
i hope i can repair it look like before
so i want to use the same resin
i hope someone can give some pointing
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Re: ding repair resin

Postby kitesurfer » Fri Aug 30, 2013 6:09 pm

Ideally you should use the same resin to repair a board with that it was made with. However epoxy resin can be used to fix a polyester resin board but polyester can not be used to fix an epoxy made board. It just won't adhere. Also polyester resin will melt eps foam.

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Re: ding repair resin

Postby gabriellam » Fri Aug 30, 2013 6:52 pm

Thank you for your answer
I have the gained knowledge in the internet
laminiting resin is used in the bottom connecting foam and polyeaster cloth
sanding resin is used in the surface layer
right???
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Re: ding repair resin

Postby kitesurfer » Sat Aug 31, 2013 7:06 am

Sorry but you are missing the point.
There are two types of resin in use in surdboard manufacture epoxy and polyester. Forget about sanding and laminating resin as sanding resin is simply laminating resin with a wax additive. The cloth is made from strands of glass woven together and the boards are made from two types of foam. PU and EPS foam.

If your board is made with epoxy resin then you MUST use an epoxy resin to fix it.

If your board is made with polyester resin then you can use either polyester or epoxy resin to fix it.

Therefore if you do not know what resin was used to make your board then fix it with epoxy resin to be sure.

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Re: ding repair resin

Postby pandarturo » Sat Aug 31, 2013 8:20 am

kitesurfer wrote:Sorry but you are missing the point.
There are two types of resin in use in surdboard manufacture epoxy and polyester. Forget about sanding and laminating resin as sanding resin is simply laminating resin with a wax additive. The cloth is made from strands of glass woven together and the boards are made from two types of foam. PU and EPS foam.

If your board is made with epoxy resin then you MUST use an epoxy resin to fix it.

If your board is made with polyester resin then you can use either polyester or epoxy resin to fix it.

Therefore if you do not know what resin was used to make your board then fix it with epoxy resin to be sure.

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Didn't I say that lol
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Re: ding repair resin

Postby kitesurfer » Sat Aug 31, 2013 8:31 am

You did.

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Re: ding repair resin

Postby pandarturo » Sat Aug 31, 2013 4:42 pm

Simplicity is often underrated :grin:
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Re: ding repair resin

Postby bolivarcigars » Thu Sep 26, 2013 12:08 pm

It is not very difficult..
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