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Edges Sharpened - Bindings Filed
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

A little advice please.

I just took my new Fischer RC4 Wordcup RC Pro's in for their first edge sharpening and I now have lovely knackered looking binding's etc. The paint on the bindings has been taken off right back to the base material and the rubber bits that seal the gap under the carving plate are all knarled up. Is this sort of treatment normal or do I have a right to be annoyed that my nice new shiny ski are now knackered looking? (have photos, but can't figure out how to attach).

Secondly, they don't seem to hold hardpack nearly as well as they did before and seem less keen to initiate, any ideas?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

gread1974, Yes, i'd be bloody furious about the bindings. Sounds like cosmetic damage only but still they should come back as you put them in except for the edges, which is what you asked them to work on. How they've managed to scratch your bindings up i have no idea but i'm sure somebody more knowledgable will be along in a bit. if i put my ski's in and they came back like this they'd have a job getting me out of teh shop far less getting me to pay.

As for the new performance of the ski this could be down to the shop putting different edge or bevel angles on them. It'll take a further service from a different shop to sort this out.
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