Edge chip on tip, how to fix?

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thesoloist

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so apparently I somehow hit my tip against each other today, and I got a chipped topsheet(can see the fiberglass layer) and a couple of dot-sized chip on the edge around the tip area. I can live with topsheet issue, but the chipped edge has me worried. How do I fix it without taking it into shop? would gummy stone work or do I have to get a file?
 
It its at the part where the ski doesn't even touch the snow, i wouldn't even wormy about it honestly. If you feel the need, take a hard stone and run it over until it is gone(saying it is as small as i think it is). The file will do the same thing but there is a chance of you taking of more than needed.
 
wanted to take pics but phone died last night...

Georgia is correct, the size is pretty small, the largest is about size of maybe a fine ball pen tip, and it hardly touches snow. I'm going to local shop today for some waxing(free waxing for season ftw) and I'll ask what they think.
 
Topcoat chips are extremely common, I usually will, if it is doable, superglue it down. If I cant do that I simply use a boxcutter and take the bits that are hanging off. I have an old pair of public enemys from like 05 that the topcoat is simply shreded on both skis, doesnt affect performance in the slightest.
 
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