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Salomon Lord - Base graphics delaminating
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Just dug the skis out for servicing - yes I know I should have done them in May - and a clear ptex "stripe" graphic on one tail is missing. The other clear ptex graphics are also delaminating. After a quick read around on the www it seems that I need some ptex clear sheet and epoxy - Loctite 608 Hysol seems to get a mention.

Looks like I'll need to remove the partially delaminated graphics and re glue.

Anyone know where I can get ptex sheet and a suitable epoxy in UK? I've got assorted clamps etc to clamp it all back together.

Also, I'm still using an alu-oxide stone to de-burr before sharpening. Have techniques moved on and should I now be using a diamond file to de-burr??
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

colinstone, I've got black p-tex sheet (nobody stocks clear) & the correct epoxy. What size of p-tex do you need?

And yes, always use an aul-oxide first on the edges before using a metal file &/or diamond file(s) etc.
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