This is what happens when another surfer runs you over.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- This beautiful blue fish was suffering from a major rail ding. We get her fixed up and even got the airbrush out to do some color matching. Check out the end of the video to see the before and after.
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Chapters:
00:00 Prepping the repair
00:41 40 grit sanding prep
1:05 Tape/filling
2:16 Shaping the filler
2:42 Color matching
3:33 Fiberglass patch
4:14 Feathering patch
4:38 Hotcoating
5:37 Sanding hotcoat
6:30 Polishing
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Hi, I am a 15 year old surfer and I just wanted to let you know your videos have been super inspiring and helpful for me. With help from you videos I have been able to make a business out of repairing and selling surfboards and get to keep the ones I like. Thank you for your videos, every time you upload it puts a smile on my face!
Sean, that is awesome! Where are you located? If you have an iPhone add your business in the Rogue Wave app I have new users joining everyday looking for repairmen.
thanking Jon = priceless
I accidentally did this to a guy once
I paid for the repair though . Golden rule
Ding repair with chill music is definitely the best content
It has to be unbelievably gratifying to see the end product - crazy skill level
Never even touched a surfboard let alone ridden one, but these vids make me want to get into R/C boats again and try some polyester layup. Love that purple 3M sandpaper, longest lasting stuff I've found while doing wood turning.
Purple sheet gang!
Nice repairs! 👍
great job!!!
So glad I found this channel! My old buddy Kev recently passed away. He was getting older and when we met we bonded over surfing. He even came out with me a few times in his 60's w a hip replacement! Anyhow he had a little space where hed shape and repair boards and wed hang and chat shit and I'd watch him work. I def feel him watching ur vids
So satisfying
Considering there's minimum 2 x more glass on the bottom lap and 3 x on the rail edge when the surfboard was originally built. 1 x 4oz layer is not enough glass for this repair. However no doubt you've got skills with air brushing. But at least they will come back to you when the repair fails.
can you list out what you use in a video stage wise?
and what hot coat is, i have only use resin with fiberglass powder to fiks my dings do i need to hot coat and cloth to ? awsome videos man, keep it up, it truly helps
Awesome
For all you south orange county Calif surfers there is a surf shop;Basham,s in San Clemente that sells really cheap resin products.
Nice jazz tunes with your video =great vibe.
BTW-Another great patch job tutorial & no I don't work at that surfshop.
Good to know. Thanks for the tip I’m always looking for the best possible prices! I’ll check them out next time I’m surfing down there.
What kind of tape do you use for around the resin
I'm wondering how you restore one with a translude pigment glassed board.
Love the vids! Super helpful. With the MEKP 8-10 drop per oz ratio, how much time does it usually take between pouring/filling the resin and full cure for sanding? And does it vary for the fill/lam/sanding resin stages? My times are all over the place.
Thanks dude! Usually a 3-4 hours. Yeah I hear you with the inconsistent times. Temperature and himidity has a lot to do with cure times. I’ll add a few more drops on a cold day.
I had a near identical ding, only deeper and wider. The guy who did it even admitted he may dinged my board with an slightly smug attitude. I just shrugged my shoulders like, ''I can afford it''. Just another day at Law St. I got it fixed, somewhere in OB or maybe PB, $35 I think. They took about a 2-3'' pie shaped wedge out of the rail for the repair. Did a great job.
How long ago? $35 bucks is a hell of a deal.
@@Rogue_wave It was a ''while''.😉
Is the sanding resin used Polyurethane or Epoxy? Can MEPK be used on either or just PU or just Epoxy? Sorry noob question here..
Hey brother, would you be able to do a tools video? I like ur small sander which looks like it runs on air. Any advantages over electric sander? Keep up the great work. :)
Yes! Someone else asked that too. I’m going to start making that today.
Never surfed in my life. Always been interested and wanted to. Skateboarded from age 6 to current day of almost 39 years old. Love your videos. Maybe one day I’ll get to surf.
I stopped skating cause I kept getting injured. You guys are hard core! Hope you get to try surfing soon 🤙🏻
sick!
Nice job! You should see the other guy’s board!
😂😂
What attachment do you have on that air powered Dremel? I have to do a similar repair and I want to clean up a lot of spots on the board that are dinged up and would love to use a similar tool to do that. I have a Dremel but I’m wondering what attachment would be best/wet, sandpaper grit.
Hey sorry for the late reply! That is a die grinder with a 36 grit disk. Check the description for a link 🤙🏻
New subscriber! Awesome work. Hey I have a few different paddle boards that I will be repairing. What resin’s recommended for the lakeshore paddle board?
Thanks! Glad to have you watching! Use epoxy 🤙🏻
@@Rogue_wave great thanks for sharing the tips. I can finally get my boats water tight correctly 😀
I find it curious how you lay your laminations. If you cut your patch of cloth to its desired size before you wet it out, you can skip a whole sanding step here and save on a lot of cloth that would cover other repairs. I'm sure there's a method to the madness though, any particular reason you laminate that way?
Hey dude! I’m lucky enough that the supplier I use hooks it up with cloth I pay about $50 for a full 120yd roll. I don’t prefer to cut it because I feather my patches either way before hot coating. If I don’t feather my lam and just hotcoat over it, then I get burn through when I sand the hotcoat and then have to apply another coat of resin.
@@Rogue_wave that's a hell of a deal, yup yup, that makes sense!
i broke a fin off in a kooks board once :P
when you need to hotcoat a ding that is on the rail, you tape off the one side hotcoat but when you need to hotcoat the other side do you need to sand the line which your first hoatcoat ended? Im confused how you get adhereance without sanding?
Hey good question- no need to sand the line on the flip. You can overlap your tape line or tape just under it if you want to try and get a smooth finish and do less sanding. I’ve never had results that save much time with the second method and if anything there is a small gap that doesn’t look good so I usually overlap the tape line by about 1 mm and then use my finishing sander to sand it flush once both sides are cured.
Did some repairs on a Lost Carbon wrap(epoxy) and had some issues with the resin filler mix just bubbling away after I poured it in the ding? Any reason why it would do that. It literally looks like one of those mud pots in Yellowstone, just gurgling and bubbling
Assuming your epoxy board is EPS foam...did you use polyurethane resin? That stuff will melt EPS
@@USCengnr08 no of course not
Maybe there's still some water in the board that wants to escape?
Hey Keith! Two options, first you can mix your filler thicker. Second, If it’s a ding that requires a thin mixture, just paint a little epoxy on the foam and let it cure, then apply your filler and it won’t bubble.
Do you have any plans to restore or resto mod “well used” boards?
Definitely! I’m working on a Bing right now. Check out my other videos I have some full restos I’ve posted.
Poor zippi.
HI. 0:37 s air grinder, can I ask what is this and how can I buy it ?
Hey yes there is a link in the description to where you can buy this tool, thanks!
i be mixing pigment into my qcell and glass layers cause i dont have an airspray thing
Yeah that’s the standard way to do it
What exactly is a hot coat ?
Resin that goes over your lamination
thanks bro
@@Rogue_wave
Quite the cottage industry.
Thank you! One day I hope to move it out of my garage 😂
my man, put on some protective gloves!
Nice.
Bro, that repair is going to crack out the first surf. I don't know where you learned to fill a void, but your slurry is far, far too liquid. Your goal should be to match the density of the foam as closely as possible. The slurry should not flow easily. Just mix resin and catalyst first, before you add the microballoons.
Surfboards flex, but that mostly solid chunk of hard resin will not, and it will stay stiff as the board flexes around it.
You finished very well, no doubt, but unless that's a wall hanger it's not a repair worth paying for.
Thanks dude! Haven’t seen this board again, if the repair didn’t hold I would have. I garauntee my work. Customers can bring their boards back and I’ll redo it for free if the repair doesn’t hold. Resin makes a physical as well as chemical bond to foam, so it’s actually stronger in the spot that was repaired. Flex would be an issue if it was a larger repair area, but it’s not. BTW I have a new video coming out that you’re going to love…
@@Rogue_wave the repair being stronger than the board is where the fault lies. You want to try to keep the repair *just as strong* as the board.
If the aim was to just make a very strong repair, we'd be using concrete and rebar!
And, with all due respect, the kooks who get run into or run into other boards probably aren't surfing Mondo's hard enough to pop your repair out anyway!
Repair was 50% wrong. Initial prep of damaged area was over sanded. I would have used a Foam Wedge in deeper damaged rail. Qcell should have been sanding resin and too much Qcell was used in the repair. No need to sand after lamination, I would have Hot Coated om top of Lamination and then trimmed. Less overall sanding, reducing the risk of more damaged.
This guy made comment of the week forsure. Mr. Knowitsll
Oh Steven… Comment of the week.
@@Rogue_wave My background in surfboard repair is based on my years of experience. I worked for South Shore Manufacturing for 2.5 years. Where I learned all aspects of surfboard making and repair. I started Surfixx Surfboard Repair Service in the late eighties. My repair shop repaired boards for 10 Surf shops between Seal Beach to Newport Beach, plus walk-ins. We averaged 75 to 150 repaired surfboards per week. I was mentored by not only Jerry Mowe, the owner of South Shore Manufacturing, but also Bruce Jones of Bruce Jones Surfboards and Rich Harbour of Harbour Surfboards. Rich was also one of my advisors for my MBA. My final paper for my Master's was on the art and business of surfboard repair.
Hey, I've been repairing my own and friend's boards for twenty years. Not professionally, and I'm not saying I'm even close to your level, but when I first started out, if my fill was runny at all, the repair would crack out after the first surf.
My father is a structural engineer who worked at ILC Dover and advised me to try to match the substrate density better with my fill material to try to maintain flex properties.
Why do you suggest a runnier fill than what was done in the video?
But I agree about the foam wedge to match substrates. For sure.