How To Repair Delaminated Bodyboard

What does everyone think the best method of repair for a lath is?? im talking delamination (rails, slick, nose) coming off.... its happened to me a few times now and ive tried silicon, and that failed.... i got it repaired down at BSC with Blob and that failed as well.... and today i discovered most 10cm of my new boards track has decided to depart from the residue of the lath.... i reckon superglue with a sealant is the go???

Post past **marcus** » Sabbatum December 18, 2004 one:05 am

dont use superglue unless y'all know what you are doing.
it may burn the cadre
what sort of board is it? a manta blazon polypropylene cadre or a morey type polyethylene cadre?
get for some contact glue.. information technology works and is very similar to what they use(used to utilize, when i was there) at manta for heat laminating rails etc.
ive used contact gum to go along my boards together, the most important affair with contact glue is to use it properly, dont just blob information technology on and stick the parts together direct away, it will come appart instantly.

ok, you become the delaminated runway/slick or whatsoever and thinly spread contact glue on the side to be stuck.
then the same with the cadre, and let it go tacky for xv-30 min.
(put some tooth picks or something to concur it open in there to stop the 2 parts touching).
so when its tacky like glutinous tape, press the ii parts together(with out molar choice in there) and bobs your auntie.
i find silicon is ok for filling fin cuts in PE boards but thats nearly information technology, just to go along the holes waterproof.
any probs give me a hoy and ill help you out.
thanks

Mail by **Lidder** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 ix:51 am

i used viscous record

Post by **Dicco** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 9:55 am

If you do decide to utilise 'superglue ' I reccomend that y'all use a good brand such equally Loctite . I know they have a grade which when used with a suitable primer - too supplied past them,will bond quite well to polypropylene or polyethylene .Youi have to utilise the primer or no sticker whatever.Since this grade was developed with Polyprop and Poly ethylene in listen it probably wont injure the core - but...
Dicco

Post by **Lidder** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 ten:07 am

just dont apply that blob crap, doesnt work.

Postal service by **kookmachine** » Sat Dec eighteen, 2004 10:53 am

its a custom x beaded polypro board and the delam is about 10cm long...

marcus, what type of contact glue are nosotros talking?? is there a specific make name or type i can pick upward from the local hardware or am i going to have to trek around to find some??

and Dicco, tin can i find Loctite at near hardware stores and does anyone else know if this mucilage will damage the lath??

Post by **Dicco** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 11:48 am

With Loctite the best affair to do ( I think ) is to go onto their website or ring them and ask about the stuff simply call back to tell them you are gluing to polyethylene or polypropylene .These are effectually the hardest plastics to glue to every bit they are so chemically inert. our local hardwre shop should be able to get the grade in or you ca go to ane of their main distibutors which are usally ball bearing/bearing suppliers . The warning about taking care with these superglues is quite right in that you lot can hands stick things together that you lot would never want stuck - lik efingers !
Good luck

Post by **Dicco** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 12:22 pm

I remeber now that i used Loctite 480 with Activator 178013 to glue polyethylene and Loctite 406 was good as well, with the Activator 178013
Remeber no activator , SFA bond !

Postal service by **marcus** » Sat Dec 18, 2004 5:26 pm

good advice dicco, i might try it myself.
the contact glue ive been using is any selleys brand or even the one from the petrol station, have used superglue in an emergency (s coast was pumping and my manta slick was peeling off).
loctite have so many superglues its non funny, make sure its the right one.
dont know what they used at manta, tho it looked and acted like contact glue, it was that browney orangish stuff.

Post past **kookmachine** » Sat December 18, 2004 half dozen:27 pm

ok now worries
cheers

Post by **Southozzie** » Sun Dec 19, 2004 iv:35 pm

theres a guide to repair your board at bodyboardshop.com. Just it looks like you know what yous are doing with the advice given.

I've got no worries with repairing a board, but i'm fed up with having to re adhere my bicep ternion. The affair simply keeps coming off.

Post by **kookmachine** » Tue Dec 21, 2004 9:26 pm

patched her up today with selleys contact gum... looks like its working welll but i retrieve sick silicon the seams up tomorrow to go on it dainty and dry

Post by **amsay00** » Sunday Jan 06, 2008 10:20 pm

hey my board got a little plug tear 2day the plug must of shifted in a whipeout and information technology tore the top deck simply not too deep does anyone know if this will do much upshot to my board its a scientific discipline if that helps cheers

Post by **I_BOOGER** » Mon Jan 07, 2008 8:06 am

my rail came off my old board and i merely smuthered it with with sponge res..

6 bucks at bsc its similar silicon gum shit but it works

Post past **rex** » Monday Jan 07, 2008 11:45 am

amsay00 wrote:hey my lath got a little plug tear 2day the plug must of shifted in a whipeout and it tore the pinnacle deck but not too deep does anyone know if this volition do much effect to my lath its a science if that helps cheers

tighten you lath plug that use to happen on ane of my sometime boards
if you want to make information technology waterproof let the lath dry out for a few days and put some mucilage (loctite or contact glue) in the hole and tighten the lath plug

Post by **nbbooger** » Tue Jan 08, 2008 4:53 pm

on the topic of repairs... i got some gouges in the deck of my 4Play RH PP from when i stacked it on some rocks... seems to get a tiny bit of water in it... wonderin if this is a problem due north if it is what i should exercise

Post by **Revolution** » Tue Jan 08, 2008 v:41 pm

nbbooger wrote:on the topic of repairs... i got some gouges in the deck of my 4Play RH PP from when i stacked it on some rocks... seems to go a tiny bit of water in it... wonderin if this is a problem n if it is what i should do

fill them with sponge resin, you can get from bodyboarders surf co or most surf stores for nearly 5 bucks, works a treat.

Post by **amsay00** » Tue Jan 08, 2008 7:59 pm

aye i got a tear in ma deck also i just used sealys hot glue has worked fine soo far

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