I was thinking that !'m the only one guy in the world that try to save old boards broken and dying... but you saved a fossil dinoussar!! Congratulations my dear brother!! You're amazing worker!! The painting was a little failure, I liked when has a white espiral, but theres a wonderfull job!! You give me inspiration to continue to ressucite those old cracked boards!! More happy waves is coming for their! And for us too!! Thanks a lot!!
If nobody has explained it, surfacing agent is wax dissolved in styrene. Added properly to laminating resin it allows the wax to float to the surface during cure and seals the lam resin making it cure tac free
So glad I found this vid. Stopped halfway on a project like this after I peeled the glass off. Wasnt sure how to fill the foam areas that chipped out when the glass came up, seems like you solved that here. Honestly you prob couldn’t find a more fucked up board that the one you used here…lol, mine is close though. Cool project to keep boards out of landfills, props!
Really wish you did a cleaner paint job. Nice pearl white deck etc top and bottom. With a black pin stripe stringer.. Great restoration on the board my man 👍
Kool dude turned out sweet! Could see in your face when you were painting it say wtf am I doing lol. Few little tips there that I learnt cheers for the vid!
At first I though why fix such a totalled thruster, but the. Saw this was a master class in fixing any kind of issue in a board. In particular I like how you made it into. Twin with that aggressive fin positioning. With that round rail it would be a bucket of fun to surf in small to medium waves (so many twins out there in fish format, but few twins shaped with a round rail and some rocker. Maybe you could retitle the video to “turn on old junker thruster into a awesome twin”
My best friend and I have a whole backyard of broken boards we find or buy and want to do the same… but we don’t have a shop so one board hand sanding takes over a week. Still fun though
Do you know you can add a little of Silica, known as cab o sil or other names, for those rail repairs? If you do know, why dont you use it instead of tape? Fun video.
I used qcell which is similar to cabosil, it’s a thickening agent. I haven’t tried combining the two if that’s what your suggesting? Could be great if it makes it a little stiffer/less drippy.
Nice repair work mate , that fin box jig looks great to get the fins sweet . Just wondering , you spoke about sanding resin ?? Is that just an American version of adding wax in styrene to your resin ?? From an Aussie who doesn't like sanding either 🙄
I found one at my workplace, so I had the idea to restore one-no idea how I'll restored the bumps and chipped fiberglass though. I'm first trying to remove some residue that was left on the board, I don't know what it was.
Couldn’t you use some kind of bondo instead of that spackle/joint compound. Because there are lightweight easy sand body fillers of there that are white like that joint compound. Just seems like that joint compound won’t hold up if we’re to get wet.
Nice job, can't say the paint is to my taste but always good to see an old board get a new lease on life! It's a shame you didn't salvage the original logo .... or was that not original? Was the board a single originally that someone had tried to make a thruster or was in a twin someone had added a trailer to? Good work, look forward to seeing some more! Show us what she surfs like sometime!
Thank you! I love to save logos when I can, but you lose them when you remove the fiberglass. If I can find high res pictures online I’ll print them and can glass them in like the original, but in this case, no luck. The board was originally a thruster- but I have a lot of thrusters… I’m going to get a video up of me surfing this board as soon as I get enough footage!
for my personale taste if you would have stop after the white spiral from the mid that was best look when you started the grey i was yo stooooop then you covered all of that so non of the first spot showed so w/e i guess but aside that great craftmanship gj mate keep on keeping on cheers
man, I thought the whole process was very good, just in my humble opinion, it could have given the board a new face... having worked the bottom with more pronounced concaves and a color too, leaving behind the board face of the rubbish, she remained ugly.
may I ask why you used joint compound rather than pour foam? seems the joint compound would be heavier and also harder to sand? would you still have used it if raising a compressed deck by half an inch?
The leash on my foam board on the tail ripped right thru the foam slicing right thru it and splitting it vertically and horizontally. I was looking for videos on how to fix it but this was an interesting distraction haha
I love the fact you’re willing to fix things. You must really love doing it. What do you think the cost of your materials and labor were? More than a new board my guess. But great for making videos!! Wish you had been a bit more thoughtful on the paint job. Cant say I love it honestly, despite really enjoying watching the entire process here on TH-cam. I felt like for all the work you put in, you should’ve just made it look like a serious prize with a more planned out paint job. It was like: dude goes this far just to make a bunch of ugly squiggling with ugly colors? Wtf, kinda shocked me. Like I’ve never put in that much work on something ever to half ass part of it. Idk, just my opinion…not that it matters. Truth is, if you just did solid paint jobs you could probably make money, as art piece or even a board someone would buy to use. Put some hooky turtle on it and and sell it to someone in Hawaii for $2k for an outdoor shower setup or something. It looks like you have a talent.
Thanks Mike! I’ve done enough “pretty” boards (check out some of my other vids) that I wanted to just wing it on this one and see what happened. I felt like this was an experimental board, and it called for some experimental color 👽
That original board with all the damage is not even worth $25. Should have just given it to you for free because otherwise it'll destined for the landfill.
I live in Galle these days surfing is became fast moving business in Galle but we got very few people's know about surfing stuff.glad you've shown refurbished surf board.
I kept waiting for him to crack it on the corner of the wall and throw it in the dumpster at the end of the video....Sil laughed until I cried ...how he translates the material into nothing 😁😄😁🤣 😂 😂 😂 🤣 🤣🤣
Glad you did this resurrection for the fun factor only because that paint job is absolutely hideous. Sorry bro, it is. Also should have gone with a color to hide the rotten foam on the bottom. Oh well, like I said, it was all for kicks. What the hell!
Stashing the fin boxes is so fkn cool. It’s one of those requests you can easily say no to, and for good reason. So that makes me extra appreciative. It’s the little things
Hey man great video ! ,, here's an option Instead of filling those big voids with resin and QA they make a TWO Part foam it gets super hard and drys fast! I use it a lot on my Boston whaler repairs .. and Jet ski builds .. Ive been playing with fiberglass for a long long long time lol ... but I figured id share that with you .. I have a Old 1980 Ricky Carroll long board that needs to be stripped down and redone .. its been on my list of things to do lol and I have a Rozburn board that I'm going to modify I can't stand the tail! it sucks! gonna reshape it ... any ways Keep at it brotha ! Stay Rad man ! Yeww 🤙🏽
@@Rogue_wave I rewatched it. Sure looks like theres a screw in there. You can see the shiny metal just below the plane of the glass. Anyway, I think its cool you took a shot at completely strippingna board and rebuilding it. The drywall mud was really interesting. Did it add a lot of weight?
@@kevinm5564 I meant to say screw was already backed out (enough for the fin to go down). But yes the screw is still in the hole. If the screw was all the way in, the fin would never go in the box, no matter if I hit it 100 times with the mallet and chisel. But I see why you’re saying that- the way I edited that part was confusing! Drywall mud will start to add weight if you don’t spend time to sand it back down really well. On this board it barely added any weight.
I learned a long time ago never paint your boards lol the older guys told me that before painting one when I was a kid and I listened. Then I painted an old beater in my quiver and instantly regretted it and tried again years later and didn’t like it either. Luckily I ride for Savage surfboards (shout out shawn O’Donnell and Kenny breil ) so now if I get the urge I just tell them hook it up or any ideas I might have and they hook it up 🤙 Good job on the restoration though
Question - are you using joint compound just as like a grain filler? At first I thought you were using bondo. I guess if you re-glass the whole thing it doesn’t matter so much.
A rotary tool with a Carbide bit will give you a little more fine control and less elbow grease needed for removing bad foam especially those rail dings. Works great on removing plastic etc so it will work well for what you do.
I’m at the end of my rope with the Honda. The electrical issues are over my head! If you or anyone reading this knows any good specialists that work on these old Japanese bikes in the LA area, please send along their info!
Hey, rewatching the video, did you route the board directly into the foam or did you skip the glassing of the bottom? If you did do it over the glass, was it only one 4oz? I tried one routing with the one pass drillbit but due to the glass(I sanded it down pretty thin) it got a bunch of resistance. Btw it was a friends drillbit, I don't know how old it was. Again great video, thanks for all the effort
Good question- I laminate the board before routing. The fin boxes are close to the rail so on parts you'll be routing through your lap, IE routing through two layers of 4oz fiberglass. Even on the double layer, your router should cut right through it. What router are you using?
@@Rogue_wave it was not, I couldn't tell you what went wrong, I've seen other people go through fiberglass with router bits. 🤷🏼♂️ either way thanks man for the info. I'll try next time with another router or another bit! Thanks again
Artistry? Where I missed that, he went for ugly and he got it. He is one hell of a fiberglass worker. He did a great job on the rebuild. Enjoyed the video very much! Great Job!!! Keep doing what your doing!!
that paint job though . . . LOL
I was thinking that !'m the only one guy in the world that try to save old boards broken and dying... but you saved a fossil dinoussar!! Congratulations my dear brother!! You're amazing worker!! The painting was a little failure, I liked when has a white espiral, but theres a wonderfull job!! You give me inspiration to continue to ressucite those old cracked boards!! More happy waves is coming for their! And for us too!! Thanks a lot!!
Yewww thanks brother 🤙🏻
If nobody has explained it, surfacing agent is wax dissolved in styrene. Added properly to laminating resin it allows the wax to float to the surface during cure and seals the lam resin making it cure tac free
This video got me So stoked to do the same to my beaten up 6'2 flow egg board
Great work man!!!
Thanks dude! Good luck!
That paint job was unusual. I liked it when the colors were bright poka dots.
So glad I found this vid. Stopped halfway on a project like this after I peeled the glass off. Wasnt sure how to fill the foam areas that chipped out when the glass came up, seems like you solved that here. Honestly you prob couldn’t find a more fucked up board that the one you used here…lol, mine is close though. Cool project to keep boards out of landfills, props!
Thanks dude! Glad I could help.
Awesome video, and I don't even mind the paint job. Learned alot, thanks!!!!! Gonna try on an old board now.
Make a vid!
Really wish you did a cleaner paint job. Nice pearl white deck etc top and bottom. With a black pin stripe stringer.. Great restoration on the board my man 👍
Kool dude turned out sweet! Could see in your face when you were painting it say wtf am I doing lol. Few little tips there that I learnt cheers for the vid!
At first I though why fix such a totalled thruster, but the. Saw this was a master class in fixing any kind of issue in a board. In particular I like how you made it into. Twin with that aggressive fin positioning. With that round rail it would be a bucket of fun to surf in small to medium waves (so many twins out there in fish format, but few twins shaped with a round rail and some rocker.
Maybe you could retitle the video to “turn on old junker thruster into a awesome twin”
Thanks dude! I have a video of me riding it and talking a little more about the fin set up, you’re spot on
Looks new already wow you can now use that comfortably
Great job!
Next time call me for the paint job.. I'll come right from Rome Italy 👍👊 😂😆👍🔝
I need your help amigo
@@Rogue_wave Haha naaa
Just kidding
Ciao
My best friend and I have a whole backyard of broken boards we find or buy and want to do the same… but we don’t have a shop so one board hand sanding takes over a week. Still fun though
That’s awesome! I used to work in my backyard before I moved to my shop!
Hey man, kinda a bit late here but I am a React Frontend developer, don't have much experience with React Native, but have with Flutter.
Thanks for reaching out! Can you shoot me a text? 310 753 5664
very nice resto
Should be worth $50 now with those fins included 🙈👹 jokes bro! Great video. Love board repair when I set aside time to do it properly
😂😂 I think your rigut
Do you know you can add a little of Silica, known as cab o sil or other names, for those rail repairs? If you do know, why dont you use it instead of tape? Fun video.
I used qcell which is similar to cabosil, it’s a thickening agent. I haven’t tried combining the two if that’s what your suggesting? Could be great if it makes it a little stiffer/less drippy.
Nice repair work mate , that fin box jig looks great to get the fins sweet . Just wondering , you spoke about sanding resin ?? Is that just an American version of adding wax in styrene to your resin ?? From an Aussie who doesn't like sanding either 🙄
Yep you got it. We call it sanding resin over here but it’s just lam+surfacing agent (waxy styrene)
from rags to riches.. great job bruv!
Thanks dude!
Good job Good Luck 🤙🏽 surf 🏄♂️ on😎
I use Tyvek Tape to seal all my epoxy. The outside is plastic so it won't adhere to the tape and the sticky-ness is almost too much sometimes
Súper fucking good man loooved the video thanks so much!!
I found one at my workplace, so I had the idea to restore one-no idea how I'll restored the bumps and chipped fiberglass though. I'm first trying to remove some residue that was left on the board, I don't know what it was.
Why?
Super cool, would be amazing to see some footage of you surfing the thing too.
I have a separate video of that very thing!
Couldn’t you use some kind of bondo instead of that spackle/joint compound. Because there are lightweight easy sand body fillers of there that are white like that joint compound. Just seems like that joint compound won’t hold up if we’re to get wet.
Not a fan of the color but the comic book texture and the white squiggles are sick, nice job
Thanks! I liked the texture too. With you on the color, lesson learned 😂
Nice job, can't say the paint is to my taste but always good to see an old board get a new lease on life! It's a shame you didn't salvage the original logo .... or was that not original? Was the board a single originally that someone had tried to make a thruster or was in a twin someone had added a trailer to? Good work, look forward to seeing some more! Show us what she surfs like sometime!
Thank you! I love to save logos when I can, but you lose them when you remove the fiberglass. If I can find high res pictures online I’ll print them and can glass them in like the original, but in this case, no luck. The board was originally a thruster- but I have a lot of thrusters…
I’m going to get a video up of me surfing this board as soon as I get enough footage!
scanned qr code & app not available/found
Thanks for letting me know! You can look us up by searching for the app on the app store "Rogue Wave Surfboard repairs"
for my personale taste if you would have stop after the white spiral from the mid that was best look when you started the grey i was yo stooooop then you covered all of that so non of the first spot showed so w/e i guess but aside that great craftmanship gj mate keep on keeping on cheers
What is joint compound?
Drywall mud. I’ve since stopped using it and do not reccomend!
Great video! Keep ‘em comming bruddahkine!
man, I thought the whole process was very good, just in my humble opinion, it could have given the board a new face... having worked the bottom with more pronounced concaves and a color too, leaving behind the board face of the rubbish, she remained ugly.
Good idea I like that! Maybe I’ll do some crazy channels on the next one.
may I ask why you used joint compound rather than pour foam? seems the joint compound would be heavier and also harder to sand? would you still have used it if raising a compressed deck by half an inch?
I didn’t know about pour foam at the time I made this! It’s way better.
And for an that work tire $399 in the hole not counting time and labor
Had to cut this video off @ 6:30 🤢🥴🤔
The leash on my foam board on the tail ripped right thru the foam slicing right thru it and splitting it vertically and horizontally. I was looking for videos on how to fix it but this was an interesting distraction haha
I love the fact you’re willing to fix things. You must really love doing it. What do you think the cost of your materials and labor were? More than a new board my guess. But great for making videos!! Wish you had been a bit more thoughtful on the paint job. Cant say I love it honestly, despite really enjoying watching the entire process here on TH-cam. I felt like for all the work you put in, you should’ve just made it look like a serious prize with a more planned out paint job. It was like: dude goes this far just to make a bunch of ugly squiggling with ugly colors? Wtf, kinda shocked me. Like I’ve never put in that much work on something ever to half ass part of it. Idk, just my opinion…not that it matters. Truth is, if you just did solid paint jobs you could probably make money, as art piece or even a board someone would buy to use. Put some hooky turtle on it and and sell it to someone in Hawaii for $2k for an outdoor shower setup or something. It looks like you have a talent.
Thanks Mike! I’ve done enough “pretty” boards (check out some of my other vids) that I wanted to just wing it on this one and see what happened. I felt like this was an experimental board, and it called for some experimental color 👽
@@Rogue_wave I get it. I like your videos. Keep up the good work.
damn, Paint job was kinda ass.. but great restoration!
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Love to see this! Always hoping my content will be enjoyed by surfers and non-surfers alike. Thanks Lance.
Jesus great way to add weight with all that paint haha gold
Coloring is … if more could be stylish.
Great work, but considering how far you strip down the used surfboard, why not build your own?
I think I started asking myself that…
Beautiful job then you went ahead and made it look like crap with that lazy ass paint job! 😂
😂Painting is not my strong suit I’m afraid!
That original board with all the damage is not even worth $25. Should have just given it to you for free because otherwise it'll destined for the landfill.
I live in Galle these days surfing is became fast moving business in Galle but we got very few people's know about surfing stuff.glad you've shown refurbished surf board.
I kept waiting for him to crack it on the corner of the wall and throw it in the dumpster at the end of the video....Sil laughed until I cried ...how he translates the material into nothing 😁😄😁🤣 😂 😂 😂 🤣 🤣🤣
it looks super heavy,unsurfable for me
If you saw how much he could move it at 6:15 it’s not very heavy looking to me
At 6:40 art work looked great! But.
Yeah he was right. Never should have painted it. Lol. Otherwise great job and nice video
Glad you did this resurrection for the fun factor only because that paint job is absolutely hideous. Sorry bro, it is.
Also should have gone with a color to hide the rotten foam on the bottom. Oh well, like I said, it was all for kicks. What the hell!
Stashing the fin boxes is so fkn cool. It’s one of those requests you can easily say no to, and for good reason. So that makes me extra appreciative. It’s the little things
Hey man great video ! ,, here's an option Instead of filling those big voids with resin and QA they make a TWO Part foam it gets super hard and drys fast! I use it a lot on my Boston whaler repairs .. and Jet ski builds .. Ive been playing with fiberglass for a long long long time lol ... but I figured id share that with you .. I have a Old 1980 Ricky Carroll long board that needs to be stripped down and redone .. its been on my list of things to do lol and I have a Rozburn board that I'm going to modify I can't stand the tail! it sucks! gonna reshape it ... any ways Keep at it brotha ! Stay Rad man ! Yeww 🤙🏽
Thanks dude I’m going to try that asap!
What was the foam stuff you used fill the holes in with?
Resin and qcell
Uhhh why not back the screw out instead of hammering the fin into the box?
Screw was already out 😂 tight fit
@@Rogue_wave I rewatched it. Sure looks like theres a screw in there. You can see the shiny metal just below the plane of the glass. Anyway, I think its cool you took a shot at completely strippingna board and rebuilding it. The drywall mud was really interesting. Did it add a lot of weight?
@@kevinm5564 I meant to say screw was already backed out (enough for the fin to go down). But yes the screw is still in the hole. If the screw was all the way in, the fin would never go in the box, no matter if I hit it 100 times with the mallet and chisel. But I see why you’re saying that- the way I edited that part was confusing! Drywall mud will start to add weight if you don’t spend time to sand it back down really well. On this board it barely added any weight.
I learned a long time ago never paint your boards lol the older guys told me that before painting one when I was a kid and I listened. Then I painted an old beater in my quiver and instantly regretted it and tried again years later and didn’t like it either. Luckily I ride for Savage surfboards (shout out shawn O’Donnell and Kenny breil ) so now if I get the urge I just tell them hook it up or any ideas I might have and they hook it up 🤙
Good job on the restoration though
I had to learn the hard way 😂
Are U ok? I mean... The paint job...wtf
Art is about expression… I was expressing… idk?
How much weight was added 30.lbs 🤣
Yea 29.5 of those pounds are paint
So sick
note to self. Just stick to solid colors.
I’m giving myself the same note as well 😫
Question - are you using joint compound just as like a grain filler? At first I thought you were using bondo. I guess if you re-glass the whole thing it doesn’t matter so much.
Yep exactly. I’ve found now that spackling (with the fiber reinforcement) works even better since it’s even more light weight.
All that sanding, then straight to swirling around on the concrete
Bruh!
Noticed that as well…nose and tail!
Did all that great work and turned around and did a big time kook move….hilarious!
@@bigredrooster3709 🤣🤣
great job! but paint job is just not working :(
A rotary tool with a Carbide bit will give you a little more fine control and less elbow grease needed for removing bad foam especially those rail dings. Works great on removing plastic etc so it will work well for what you do.
Interesting, I’ll look into buying a carbide bit for my dremmel, thanks!
Is that joint compound just regular drywall compound? Does it all get messed up if you get a ding that lets water in?
Yes regular just regular joint compound. I don't know, I haven't dinged the board yet! FYI, it's pretty heavy so go easy on it if you use it.
Staples?!?! Dang! LOL Nice job on the repairs! Now get that Honda XL on the road! LOL Cheers
I’m at the end of my rope with the Honda. The electrical issues are over my head! If you or anyone reading this knows any good specialists that work on these old Japanese bikes in the LA area, please send along their info!
cool to see these processes. your music is always so soothing too. Subscribed!
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I think the surfacing agent is paraffin wax dissolved in styrene, and it floats to the top after its applied making the resin easier to sand
Oh interesting. Yeah I know your right about the SA being styrene based. Didn’t know it was paraffin wax though.
what a great job fun to watch....
How did it ride?
Very fun! Check out my other videos to see for yourself!
Great Video bruddah
Why didn't you add the center fin like it was made?
Because I prefer twin fins
Hopefully it didn't weigh 50lbs
It’s heavy but fun to ride! Check out my other videos if you want to see me ride it.
Very talented
Cheers.
Unbelievable job! Just about rebuilt this one.. 🎉 excellent job
Thank you!
Hey, rewatching the video, did you route the board directly into the foam or did you skip the glassing of the bottom? If you did do it over the glass, was it only one 4oz? I tried one routing with the one pass drillbit but due to the glass(I sanded it down pretty thin) it got a bunch of resistance. Btw it was a friends drillbit, I don't know how old it was. Again great video, thanks for all the effort
Good question- I laminate the board before routing. The fin boxes are close to the rail so on parts you'll be routing through your lap, IE routing through two layers of 4oz fiberglass. Even on the double layer, your router should cut right through it. What router are you using?
@@Rogue_wave clearly one that needs to be changed. Makita router. We must've done something wrong. Hahah thanks for the info!
@@mrfelipehurtado is it the cordless one?
@@Rogue_wave it was not, I couldn't tell you what went wrong, I've seen other people go through fiberglass with router bits. 🤷🏼♂️ either way thanks man for the info. I'll try next time with another router or another bit! Thanks again
cool stuff bro
Stop adding colors
This guy gets it
This is a cool channel, love watching the artistry. Keep going!
Artistry? Where I missed that, he went for ugly and he got it. He is one hell of a fiberglass worker. He did a great job on the rebuild. Enjoyed the video very much! Great Job!!! Keep doing what your doing!!
@@markc2036 Ha STERN BUT FAIR
Thanks Scott! New video coming soon!
You’re an artist.
It looked like a really nice ugly board until you added that grey💀
Yeah dude 😂
@@Rogue_wave still turned out great
😵💫
Light body glaze would probably be a better option. Use it at my body shop to fill in any pinholes in the final bondo skimcoat.
Buys project for 25 buks then spends 150 on paint and regrets it ! Brilliant video !
hahah yes
If it don’t float don’t put it in your surfboard dog
Why is it a 4’11 twin fin now
To much work for the return on time invested and it's a very dated shape.
that's one ugly ass board tho ;)
Why don’t you always use qcell on the foam instead of that shitty plaster nonsense it’s the reason your boards delaminate
You’re really on a seriously mentally unstable trip here dude
Agree