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My dad has given me his Salomon Crossmax to repair one of the rear dampening struts.
One of the struts has become detached and I need some advice as to what adhesive to use to ensure it stays when I put it back. Afterall, I don't want it flying out whilst on the piste.
All advice welcome.
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There's nothing in the Salomon technical manual about that sort of repair, but I'd be looking at an epoxy, especially one that retains some flexibility at lower temperatures (obviously
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All I've got is two kinds of epoxy- one fast set and the other a slow setting type. The latter would be more preferable obviously.
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croskemj
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I have done some repairs using a special epoxy for metals. The seemed to retain a bit of flexibility in the joint and outlasted the skis. I think it was UniBond:
http://reviews.homebase.co.uk/1494-en_gb/115380/reviews.htm
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http://www.jonsskituning.co.uk/component/page,shop.product_details/flypage,shop.flypage/product_id,56/category_id,21/manufacturer_id,0/option,com_virtuemart/Itemid,1/
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