Quick Line warrenty question

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soo yea i got a big chip in my sidewall into the core of my Invaders...i don't want water to get in so i'm thinkin about just hittin it with some superglue and callin it good. (don't want to/have the time to epoxy them.) i was wonderin if this will void the warrenty because i'm sure i will need to warrenty them anyways for other reasons
 
Line is the shit when it comes to warranty. Just hit Jason up w/ an email. I'm sure he'll take care of that shit w/ the quickness. I speak from experience.
 
Line replaced my skis when the delamed, but then one of the replacement skis edge fell off, they wouldn't replace it, but I don't really blame 'em. That edge fell off so quick, you'd think that since they advertise their skis as park skis, they might be able to hold up in the park for more than three weeks, but nope. Screw Line.
 
so many people dont understand the reason for warranty - it is to cover manufacturing defects and faults..so many people on this site wonder if they can get warranty for something which is completely self inflicted, if you smash your skis together, you will get chips on your topsheet - you will get chunks out of your sidewall - if you hit rails all day and an edge cracks and comes out then that is just a by-product of using the skis for that purpose..

send line an email and you might get lucky, and i think your case might be good enough to get a warranty claim out of them - i'd be epoxying rather than supergluing though

good luck
 
yea, i'm not lookin to warrenty the chip in the topsheet...i'm just lookin to seal it to keep water out. i just wanted to know if by doing this i void the warrenty, cause it seems like with the invaders i WILL need that
 
just dont tell um you did it, they arent gunna closely exaimine your that part of your ski if something else warrenty-worthy happens to them.
 
"(don't want to/have the time to epoxy them.)" ?????

Honestly, it shouldn't take more than 10 minutes to mix and apply 2 part epoxy, let it dry overnight and you are good to go
 
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