Has anyone used it for skis or snowboards? I want to fix my skis' top surface damage (chips and peeled off areas).
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No experience with using it on skis, check the NRS repair website. They use it to repair plastic kayaks and inflatable boats. It should be appropriate for your purpose.
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I'm sure this epoxy would work well for your application because of its strength and flexibility, but it does have an amber color that may not be visually appealing.
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Yes I did blow snow with it. It worked fine on the light dust. Not so much on the wetter stuff. I still applied salt to make sure I didn't slip.
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I have used it on both my skate skis and classic skis, and it is an acceptable wax for medium distances ( up to 15K)in the 15 to 28 degree Fahrenheit range. I would consider this an economical training wax, not a race wax.
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You definitely could check it. It's smaller than skis and those are checked all the time. I don't think you could carry it on though.
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I just used the board cream. It's kind of frustrating though because I used it regularly and my board warped anyway...even though I made sure it never got put in the dishwasher. I would still recommend it. It moisterizes the wood really well.
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I've never used it for that, so I can't say. I would think it would. A customer in our local auto parts store told me he used it on a crack in his snow plow and it held up. Just be sure to let it cure long enough per the directions. I don't know if this helps you or not.
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I would NOT use this product on hard packed snow and ice. Its strength and durability are not great and reinforcement / repairs needed regularly. However, it is great for removing large quantities of soft snow. If your snow has a thin ice crust on top you should be fine.
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It is used for patching smaller holes in drywall. FYI, I tried using it as a skim coat and it worked decently.
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I can't relate to skis, however I snowboard and they are very reliable pads. You should be just fine wearing them.
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I have used my NOVA Skis for 45 days. We have a large Airedale dog who tracks sand into the house, so when sand gets under the NOVA SKIS, marks are left. BUT.....This has been a problem with every style of ski pad I have used for 10 years. My wife cleansthe sand, and I dust the feet on a throw rug. Then no problem. These wotk great outside and wear like iron.
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Sorry, I can't help you. I used the Shoe Goo to reattach some trim around the top of the soles on a pair of boots. I've never tried to repair soles.
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Sorry I do notcross country ski any longer but i would do a search on perhaps a Utube video on waxing cross country skis and get better informed or ask manufactorer. Hope I have helped. Wax does work vey well on Downhill skis keep iron cool donot smoke wax.
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I honestly wouldn`t use it on the skil. not enough torque. it would probably bog down, or you could just take off minimal amounts at a time
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Didn't use it for skis but I did use it to transport three 8ft surfboards about 120 miles with no problem. Average speed of 70mph, it was a little loud but worked great
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I placed some silicone gasket-maker on the surface where the light attaches to the handlebars. Let it dry (off of the bike), and it makes a nice, tacky surface that doesn't slip when I ride. Works great for cross country mountain biking. Not sure how it will hold up to downhill.
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I guess you could - but I never tried it. I use this product primarily for cleaning ski jackets.
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Yes this worked for me in a jet ski that set all winter and wouldn't run right. Also works better than those other things like Stabil