sliding suuffarces

line1260skier

line1260skier

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what are sliding suffarces that work for rail and boxes are boxes just wood or is something done done to the wood to make it slide better

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boxes have some sort of really slippery material on top of them, i wanna know what it is so i can make my own box.

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there is this stuff called Lexan and i think it is a plexiglass type of thing and they say it works but i havent been able ot find it anywhere

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get smooth arbarite. it's the stuff they use on counters and shit. works so good. just glue it down with contact cement.

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pvc sheeting works pretty good i think! they use it on those high priced wakeboard sliders!

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yeah ive heard lexan and things like that work, also what is word, are you trying to say wood, and dont use wood because you cant slide well on it and you catch tons of edges

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yeah but when your on the box you cant spin while you are sliding on it, thats when you catch mad edges

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use pvc sheeting.. u can buy it at any harware store and its thin and easy to cut...thats what they use in most parks...like tremblant

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