Hey Rouge Wave, love your channel too! So cool that you’re a life long learner! I thought the strap was ingenious! I just fixed a board with the same symptoms but was on the tail buckled up. I used a ten pound weight to help bend it down before glassing. Worked well. But, I like the idea of the strap as you can get the angle just right with adequate tension. Both y’all rock! Doug the Ding Doc😎
Doctor TB glad you were on Call for This Emergency 🚨 🌊🏄♂ Looks like the Patient mad a Full recovery ❤🩹 but the Rider may be Next. TB you are awesome ,love to have you cover My Sailplane. Peace Be With You
That looks like a lot of work fixing a surfboard with a scrape like that. But in the end, it looked great and watching the person surf with it was really cool.
Ok I don’t surf first of all , but I love watching craftsmen do there thing and I must say you’re a craftsman!! I just to watch channels like yours, because it just makes me more knowledgeable about things like I’ll be talking to my wife or friends and they’ll mention something and I’ll start giving them a rundown on how it’s preformed or made or other facts about a lot of subjects and they’re blown away so thank you for making me more knowledgeable!! The question I have had to deal with a step in repairing the board and it occurred around the 5min mark when you put the yellow tape across the front then ran 2 pieces along the edges then poured a bluish looking sealer then flipped it over and done the top the same except on top you made a v out of the tape instead of just a straight piece !! So I’m wondering why you do that step and then why you do a v on top not a straight piece? Sorry about the long ass text , but I really want to know if you could help me thanks a lot Chris
I wondered the same… My conclusion is that he was following the glass line that he’d already laid down for the v tape. Then ,because of the slope from the kick, the resin naturally rolled down where he needed it. Saves tape! The good stuff like Frog Tape ain’t cheap! Doug the Ding Doc😎
Nice work! Came out like new! Curious if you have ever weighed the board before and after the repair? I the extra weight clearly did not effect the performance!
@@BendheimBoards Is the weight difference why q-cell is preferred? I can't seem to get q-cell+resin to turn into a paste very easily and the consistency with cabosil looks preferable. thanks for the reply!
sorry but it looks like you didn't give that nose enough kick. you could see it was off and big bump . Better off letting the q cell dry then check rocker and adjust again when doing top patch then check again as can still adjust while doing bottom patch. The hardest part is getting rocker spot on but most import if you want it to surf the same.
It was cool and all, but if he had specified the details of the material he was using it would have been a lot more informative, like I think he mixed qcell and micro balloons to make his putty have legs, and I assume he added wax to his hot coat. I mean if you are watching a 10 minute video on ding repair you probably want to know what materials he’s using and why etc…
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Great work. It's so good saving another board from going to hard waste.
Love the footage at the end! This guy has mad skill!
Good idea with the tie down strap!
Thanks, worked really well
Hey Rouge Wave, love your channel too! So cool that you’re a life long learner!
I thought the strap was ingenious!
I just fixed a board with the same symptoms but was on the tail buckled up. I used a ten pound weight to help bend it down before glassing. Worked well. But, I like the idea of the strap as you can get the angle just right with adequate tension.
Both y’all rock!
Doug the Ding Doc😎
Sick save! Very thorough job.
Ah you're working in the new bay/container¡¡ so cool, I am happy for you. Thanks¡
Thanks, it’s just a room off my garage. Shipping container isn’t finished yet
@@BendheimBoards ah ok hehe
wow thats some SKILL!!!!!!
Doctor TB glad you were on Call for This Emergency 🚨 🌊🏄♂ Looks like the Patient mad a Full recovery ❤🩹 but the Rider may be Next. TB you are awesome ,love to have you cover My Sailplane. Peace Be With You
That looks like a lot of work fixing a surfboard with a scrape like that. But in the end, it looked great and watching the person surf with it was really cool.
That's isn't much work at all compared to what it takes to build a surfboard.
Loved the video, keep it up
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Good craftsmanship!🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
Alright, going to use an old tool bag for glass scraps now. Think I have a rigid one too.
Ok I don’t surf first of all , but I love watching craftsmen do there thing and I must say you’re a craftsman!! I just to watch channels like yours, because it just makes me more knowledgeable about things like I’ll be talking to my wife or friends and they’ll mention something and I’ll start giving them a rundown on how it’s preformed or made or other facts about a lot of subjects and they’re blown away so thank you for making me more knowledgeable!! The question I have had to deal with a step in repairing the board and it occurred around the 5min mark when you put the yellow tape across the front then ran 2 pieces along the edges then poured a bluish looking sealer then flipped it over and done the top the same except on top you made a v out of the tape instead of just a straight piece !! So I’m wondering why you do that step and then why you do a v on top not a straight piece? Sorry about the long ass text , but I really want to know if you could help me thanks a lot
Chris
I wondered the same…
My conclusion is that he was following the glass line that he’d already laid down for the v tape.
Then ,because of the slope from the kick, the resin naturally rolled down where he needed it. Saves tape! The good stuff like Frog Tape ain’t cheap!
Doug the Ding Doc😎
Nice work!
Came out like new!
Curious if you have ever weighed the board before and after the repair?
I the extra weight clearly did not effect the performance!
Thats a Hawaiian Island Creations Surfboard my guy. Well done!
Does the butterfly shape matter? You want the opposing wings AND to save weight?
Are you just using the q-cell powder on the 1st layer w/o fiber mesh and letting dry then for additional layers with mesh and not using the qcell ?
what do you add @1:53 ? Looks like q-cell but the consistency is different, is it shredded PU?
Good eye, I ran out of qcell so I had to use cabosil. Hate running out in the moment
@@BendheimBoards Is the weight difference why q-cell is preferred? I can't seem to get q-cell+resin to turn into a paste very easily and the consistency with cabosil looks preferable. thanks for the reply!
@@vincebartle yes qcell is lighter and easier to sand
Haven't seen a HIC board for years....if I'm right about the decal?
Love the videos by the way
Yes it’s a HIC by Tokoro
The black looks good. Is that paint? If so, did you put resin over it?
How much did you charge for this repair?
Puerto ssndino?
Do you know the Japanese art of "Kintsugi"?
sorry but it looks like you didn't give that nose enough kick. you could see it was off and big bump . Better off letting the q cell dry then check rocker and adjust again when doing top patch then check again as can still adjust while doing bottom patch. The hardest part is getting rocker spot on but most import if you want it to surf the same.
Waaaay better than DUCK TAPE!
It was cool and all, but if he had specified the details of the material he was using it would have been a lot more informative, like I think he mixed qcell and micro balloons to make his putty have legs, and I assume he added wax to his hot coat. I mean if you are watching a 10 minute video on ding repair you probably want to know what materials he’s using and why etc…
I found everything I needed for board repairs at Lihue ace, they make you get the resin activator at the counter for some reason
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