Delam
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Lolocaust.
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Wood Glue+Clamps overnight.
cliff-huckstable
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What company and how old are you skis?
It couldn't hurt to send the ski company an email no matter how old they are. I did this last year and they overnighted me a new pair. Mine that delammed were 3 years old.
Quicker to email the company than to post a thread....
It couldn't hurt to send the ski company an email no matter how old they are. I did this last year and they overnighted me a new pair. Mine that delammed were 3 years old.
Quicker to email the company than to post a thread....
NinetyFour
Active member
Is there any way you could post a picture?
AEROPLAEHN
Active member
Use G-Flex epoxy and lots of clamps to get even pressure.
I used Loctite Heavy Duty Epoxy (high strength builders formula) & lots of clamps for an initial repair on a delam and it only held up for 11 days, then delamed again. The G-Flex epoxy can withstand flexing where other epoxys are more brittle. When my skis that were repaired with the Loctite Heavy Duty Epoxy delamed again after 11 days, I sanded the old epoxy out, cleaned with acetone, then I repaired it with G-Flex epoxy & lots of clamps. Since the repair I did with G-Flex I've riden ~30 days on the skis and the repair has held up so far.
Today I actually repaired my old Scratch BC WRS because the edge on one of the tails was starting to come out / and delam. I used G-Flex and they are currently clamped and drying - hopefully it works out well and holds up.
I used Loctite Heavy Duty Epoxy (high strength builders formula) & lots of clamps for an initial repair on a delam and it only held up for 11 days, then delamed again. The G-Flex epoxy can withstand flexing where other epoxys are more brittle. When my skis that were repaired with the Loctite Heavy Duty Epoxy delamed again after 11 days, I sanded the old epoxy out, cleaned with acetone, then I repaired it with G-Flex epoxy & lots of clamps. Since the repair I did with G-Flex I've riden ~30 days on the skis and the repair has held up so far.
Today I actually repaired my old Scratch BC WRS because the edge on one of the tails was starting to come out / and delam. I used G-Flex and they are currently clamped and drying - hopefully it works out well and holds up.
wreck.yoself
Member
If you take sjop at school you could rivet them back together, thats what my buddy did last year with his suspects
