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dancingwind
Since 18 Jul 2007
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Any suggestions on repairing this ding in the tail of my Slingshot SST. Thanks!!!
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Pepi
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Bettyboarder
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| Thu Aug 26, 10 11:58 am |
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Take it to the dude in Moiser it's pretty cheap and looks new agian. He does a great job and gets it done pretty fast.
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eric
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| Thu Aug 26, 10 12:33 pm |
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Let me first say that I have less than good wood working skills. Yet, when I look at your repair I think, "Ding Stick." The stuff is super easy to work with, sands well, and looks fine when done. Every shop in Hod River has it. In fact, I think it's just re-packaged plumber's epoxy stick. Anyway, it's only 12 bucks per stick and you won't need much to fix that.
Eric
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Chooch
Since 18 Nov 2007
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| Thu Aug 26, 10 12:48 pm |
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| Eric wrote: | Let me first say that I have less than good wood working skills. Yet, when I look at your repair I think, "Ding Stick." The stuff is super easy to work with, sands well, and looks fine when done. Every shop in Hod River has it. In fact, I think it's just re-packaged plumber's epoxy stick. Anyway, it's only 12 bucks per stick and you won't need much to fix that.
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Ding stick and solar rez work just fine for a small repair like that.
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Windian
Since 28 Apr 2008
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Newport, OR
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| Thu Aug 26, 10 6:13 pm |
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Epoxy ding stick, fill the holes, sand away excess with small rotating disk on a cordless drill, then mask off and paint with black appliance paint to match rails.
Done, and back in the water the next day!
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TWIN-FIN
Since 24 May 2006
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Portland, OR
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| Thu Aug 26, 10 10:14 pm |
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Epoxy Dink Stick RULES 
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dancingwind
Since 18 Jul 2007
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| Thu Aug 26, 10 11:08 pm |
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Thanks everyone. Sounds like ding stick is the ticket. Will pick some up tomorrow and start filling in the hole. A new must have in my toolbox.
Thank you Pepi. Some very useful info regarding board repair and other great stuff.
Thanks again!!!!
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