Any idea's??(topsheet repair)

[mocksteeze]

first off, yes, i searchbarred and i only found suggestions on the use of epoxy, but i was wondering if anyone could come up with something else. i don't necessarily care about fixing the topsheets so much as making the damage look easier on the eye.
ideas... go!

 

[nickyp]

Epoxy or new skis. Your choice.

 

[.Asain-Skiier]

duct tape? that is clear

 

[PeterWojnar]

Just toss some clear epoxy into the hole. Or you could try with clear p-tex, like you would fix your bases? I don't know how well that would stick.

Or put a particular sticker over it. Guess which one I'm talking about, ya fairy.

 

[sip166]

lol im liking this idea might just have to do that my chronics are getting a lil chewed uo

 

[mocksteeze]

^ i tried clear p-tex but when i melt it on it is too thin to accumulate quickly. these are rental skis at the ski shop i work at and i'm just trying to make them look like they aren't so destroyed. i fucked 'em up pretty good-like and none of the gapers want to rent them...

 

[Dukeybrains]

Make a wine rack with them, a gaper might buy that.

 

[RudyGarmisch]

Newschoolers.com: Functionality be damned, I just want to look good.

 

[Malcolm]

throw them in the garbage theyre no good anymore

 

[mocksteeze]

i agree topsheets are not functionally necessary aside from keeping out moisture, but gapers want "pretty" and "cool" looking skis

 

[DrJay]

Gorilla Glue

Put it under the topsheet and then clamp your ski between 2 pieces of two by four. Let it set for 24 hours and then unclamp and remove the pieces of wood. Use a razor blade to remove all the excess/drips. And dont forget to use the glue sparingly, Gorilla Glue expands into a foam so a little goes a long way.

 

[ScuffDUFF]

cuz we all know. the better you look, the better you ski.

 

[PeterWojnar]

Rowen, was that necessary? I'm rather surprised nobody's called "REPAUST!!1" on this yet.