Topsheet Help

[ECMike]

Hey Newschoolers,

So its not a ski, but its similar construction, and this is the only place I know I can get help on the internet, so here is my problem.

The other day I clipped a rail and dented my nose. It doesn't really matter its dented, but the top sheet is coming off and I don't want it to peel when snow gets in and melts. Here are pics of it:

In addition, the same day I tailblocked on some rocks/ice and cracked out my tail.

I'm thinking of epoxying them. Is there a certain kind of epoxy or should I use a special adhesive?

Thanks for your help.

 

[Ilovewhitestuff]

polyurithane glue im sure would work great! it sort of expands inside so that it fills everything, just make sure u have it clamped. Rhino glue, and gorilla glue are the only brands i can think of that makes this stuff, but it is the stickiest glue i have ever used and gets the best results i have ever seen for any purpose.

 

[_DUSTY_]

I would say epoxy seeing as thats what most ski's use.http://www.entropyresins.com/products
I would recommend checking this stuff out, its just as durable as other forms of epoxy but it's not toxic.

 

[connory998]

just go to home depot or lowes and get some quick set epoxy. you can get it so it auto mixes and its really easy. squirt some on a piece of cardboard, stuff it in the cracks with a toothpick then clamp it till its dry.

 

[natirider10]

ducktape

 

[Turnup_swiperigh]

haha duct tape fixes everything, but really use epoxy then clamp the spots to get a good seal. I have done this on a few top sheep cracks

 

[slaydave]

this.

 

[RudyGarmisch]

The first is actually a separation between the tip spacer and the base material, the second is actually a topsheet delam though.

Epoxy and clamp in both cases.