Can this be fixed

[nine50seven]

is there anyway this can be fixed i leave for breck in a few weeks and I was hoping to go to camp but if I ave to buy to new ski's then I doubt I'll get to go View attachment 617300

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[Crispy.]

Try gradually working it in using a hammer.

 

[NEGRO_CYCLOPS]

Pictures appear to show a moth living in your skis?

 

[FunkySane]

Just put a shitload of duct tape on it and you are good to go!

 

[stupendous-man]

is that a fucking pine cone?

 

[nine50seven]

its a little piece of wood from the foot of my rail at my house i think

 

[nhjibber]

hit up Scott and see if they'll help you out even though its def not warranty. If that is apiece of wood that got stuck in your ski i would pull it out, then epoxy and clamp your ski/sidewall back together, should last for a little while anyway.

 

[nine50seven]

ok i think im gona go the epoxy route and see where that takes me, is there a special kind of epoxy i need to buy or is it all the same?

 

[Miomo]

 

[Crispy.]

Elmers school glue works well, but if you wanna get real serious

 

[.Hugo.]

There is a shop tech by me that says he can fix basically anything, and fixed something similar to that. I would go the epoxy route and clamp it back together nice and tight while it sets up. But the integrity of the ski is basically ruined and the chances of something like that happening again will be pretty high.

 

[Crispy.]

First thought: Is that a fucking beetle lodged into your skis?

 

[Pikachu.]

make sure to buy marine epoxy so that it is waterproof

 

[c4t_l0ver]

so much this. loled hard

 

[stupendous-man]

I just used super glue when a similar thing happened to me, but it was a much smaller scale.

 

[-603-]

Thought the same exact thing..lol

 

[Granby_killdozer]

yeah... don't do this OP, go out and buy some actual clamps and epoxy from a hardware store. As stated above marine epoxy works best.

 

[nhjibber]

Yea no go on the super glue, like others have said get Epoxy (sometimes called 2 part epoxy) and clamp it back together, it will need 12-24 hours to dry fully.

 

[Balbertt]

I thought the same thing hah

 

[W.Kibs]

Go to a hardware and get epoxy. Put an ass load if it in there clamp it and pray it doesn't blow out