is this fixable?? and if so, can anyone recommend somewhere that does good repair jobs?

Katana in Osborne Park is the man

Or Scarbough Longboards

yea he does PU repairs? i was under the assumption he mainly worked with epoxy

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Sham1984 said...

yea he does PU repairs? i was under the assumption he mainly worked with epoxy

He will do both, Ive had a few fixed from him

awesome thanks!

I should probably take my super wide 5'8" in and get it fixed.
I hate riding a 6'1"

be brave, fix it yourself! It looks lik only one plug has blown out so repairing is easy. Throw some resin in the hole, put a new plug onto a fin and drop it into the existing hole.. Done! Sand it back hard.

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PaddlePig said...

be brave, fix it yourself! It looks lik only one plug has blown out so repairing is easy. Throw some resin in the hole, put a new plug onto a fin and drop it into the existing hole.. Done! Sand it back hard.

haha thanks but i can barely hammer a nail in straight.. so i dont think il take the chance with my board!

^^^^ grumble grumble grumble.... bloomin Y gen.... grumble grumble.............

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doggie said...

Katana in Osborne Park is the man

Or Scarbough Longboards

Agree with doggie - either are good - just call to see what their wait time is...

And as PaddlePig says - you should do it yourself... take your time and plan the job and you might surprise yourself how good a job you do.

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subasurf said...

I should probably take my super wide 5'8" in and get it fixed.
I hate riding a 6'1"

I can fix it for you easy!!