optical illusion, its not the same sail.
its like one of those spot he difference you see in the
papers
I reckon it is same sail. Why do u say its not?The bits seemto line up,look at luff part near window, preserving some of the original...?
Select to expand quoteMark _australia said..
I reckon it is same sail. Why do u say its not?The bits seemto line up,look at luff part near window, preserving some of the original...?
It's not the same sail, look at the pattern of xply in the window above the batten. Two different patterns in the ?Kevlar. I agree it's just like those spot the difference kids picture puzzles. Not sure why two different sails were posted up.
Agreed. And the repair would have been done in less than 7 min which is pretty fast.
to sam the sail was ripped in half it would cost about $230 .to the rest i had three sails all ripped in half the repaired one is a 5.0 the ripped one is a 4.7 also repaired a 4.5 . for the *** who are bagging me i will post some pics of the other two sails.plus i have two to repair over the next few days i will take before and after pics just to stick it to you kooks
Who's bagging you? just pointing out some discrepancies. you should have labelled them as different sails. Its very easy to assume you're claiming they are the same sail before and after pics.
And your attitude isn't winning any friends here.
Chillax man, were just having a discussion, captain says they're different sails mark say their the same I say they're different, Yves agrees their different.
Looking forward to the pics and the discussion that may follow the pics.
i didnt know you are the sail repair police. heres the pic of the ripped sail in the pic
No before pic here, just a little nose job, but as Mork says:
Nano nano 
Come to Gero and break stuff...
Select to expand quoteR1DER said..
I think the white fanatic boards are two different boards
Does look a little too good to be true.
I want a piccie of your beer fridge Mark !
I can't see one anywhere in any of your pictures 
Hey Mark I'm being serious now, that naish board looks great. How did you match the wood? Did you put new wood in? Or did you paint it up to look like wood? Very impressive.
^^^ Cheers
Fake wood paint...... never again hahahahahaha. There is about 4 different colours from memory. I'd rather bag on new wood and have to paint a border somewhere.
On the other hand, the base colour is one I use to match the stringer on surfboard repairs so its only a bit lighter and a bit darker and some brush work.
Looks great Mark. I recently repaired a couple of my boards. I put a bit of effort into it but ultimately it is a fairly amateurish job. I'm still glad I had a go though as it has been a good learning experience. It also gives me a greater appreciation of the skill it takes to produce repairs like in your photos. Nice 
