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Base Doc II from Jons Ski Tuning
 cran
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Finally got round to repairing my skis (which I scratched on the last day of last season).

Nice big scratch that went through to the core and a small nick out of the edge.
Both needed metal grip and a better fix than just a repair candle.

So I bought a Base Doc tool from Jon's Ski Tuning

Was very easy to use (instructions on the site) and the whole repair took about 30 mins having never used the tool or metal grip before. My scrapper is a bit blunt so it still a small bit or smoothing to finish off, but the repair looks sound for a first attempt.



Is also small and lighter gas powered so easy to fit in your ski bag if you want to take it on holiday with you...
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I also have one of these and it works great at low altitudes, however at 1860m (my accommodation) it is a pig to get it working, change in oxygen levels I suspect.
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