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Does anyone know what type of resin I need to repair the chunks in the tops of my snow blades?
I picked them up second-hand for £15 just for a laugh
, but they need some attention - hence the price! (Also got them to learn how to do the servicing myself, cant stand not being able to do things like this myself)!
I've repaired surfboards, canoe's and boats, with various types of resin,(I know roughly how to go about doing the repairs) all worked ok, but I'm told that normal resin will fall out in the cold.
Also does anyone know what degree I should file the edges too? I've got a 88 and 90 degree edge tuner, which one do I use? does it matter?
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Obviously
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You could rip the edges out snowblades and it wouldn't matter. Through some epoxy in the holes-wouldn't worry too much about it.
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Poster: A snowHead
, but they need some attention - hence the price! (Also got them to learn how to do the servicing myself, cant stand not being able to do things like this myself)!
