gavooooo77
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So i have a pvc tube in my backyard for my drop in and i spray painted it and it doesn’t slide as well as regular pvc any ideas of how i can make it more slick would be helpful
How to make my pvc rail slide better
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MoneyMakerMike
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Butter
PsychicMigration
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Because you put paint on it dumbass.
gavooooo77
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noooo really?
14143420:DummyBears said:
ScaryDumpTruck
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14143421:gavooooo77 said:
Bruh why would you paint it
gavooooo77
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will skate wax work?
14143424:percs said:
little1337
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scrape the paint off and wet it down
14143420:DummyBears said:
Honestly spray pain comes right off on any part you actually slide and even from the beginning barely has any impact
Obama_care
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WD 40 just get rid of paint first
Worth asking how are your edges? Pvc slides eerily weirdly fast even when dry a lit of times. Obviously some water with your skis is good. But are your edgea digging in or is the paint realy that globbed up?
shinbangclan
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14143487:theabortionator said:
Haunted ghost PVC rail
14143488:shinbangclan said:
Pvc actually scares me sometimes. It's phantom af
shinbangclan
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14143491:theabortionator said:
to be fair, is there any haunted house or building in the world that doesn't have PVC in it?
is it just correlation, or maybe causation???
14143492:shinbangclan said:
Take your scary clowns, chainsaw masacre fuxkers, and get the hell out. If every room isn't mostly pvc i want my money back. Even if it doesn't kill you, the most successful pvc slide still haunts my dreams with strangely silent slipperiness. What the fuck is even made of? Some sort of nuclear waste mixed with magic cast in voodoo spells.
If nothing else proof that aliens have visited our planet.
backyardcracker
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why would you paint it smh, take the paint off and you'll be fine
you don't need to wax pvc
you don't need to wax pvc
SofaKingSick
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scrape your ski along it and knock that spray paint off, then spray some WD-40 on there and keep scraping it around to make sure it's sliding well. you can reapply the WD-40 every so often to keep it really fast
you'll be good!
you'll be good!
I dont see how spray pain can have much of an impact. It comes off real quick even on a skateboard anywhere you're sliding. Even dull edges tske more off skiing.
Should be able to scrqpe it off with your skis or a smooth ish piece of metal that wont burr it. Anything that isn't where your skis are sliding won't impact your speed.
Keeping it moist and having detuned or dull edges where you're sliding should be all you need. Spray paint really shouldn't be an issue. Even thicker paints should scrape off fairly easily.
Scrape the surface clean snd check your edges.
Should be able to scrqpe it off with your skis or a smooth ish piece of metal that wont burr it. Anything that isn't where your skis are sliding won't impact your speed.
Keeping it moist and having detuned or dull edges where you're sliding should be all you need. Spray paint really shouldn't be an issue. Even thicker paints should scrape off fairly easily.
Scrape the surface clean snd check your edges.
Bended_Toenail
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Lube
sqeellicbic
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pam cooking spray works wonders
Silicone spray isn't too expensive and works really well. Some parks use it for boxes. Prolly like 5 bucks a can