Will this fill in a rock gouge or do I need to buy a repair kit as well?
523861
My opinion is not that of a professional ski tuner but here is what I know. Deep is a relative term so look at it this way. If the gouge goes down to the core of the ski then take it to a shop to have it filled with P-Tex or, repair it with P-Tex. There are many you-tube videos that will show you how to do P-Tex repair yourself and I think Amazon has P-Tex candles and materials to do it. As for the waxing over a gouge goes, yes it will fill the groove left by rocks just trim and or clean up the gouge so it is nice and clean and does not have any loose peices hanging off of it. I really like the Hot Sauce wak but it is definitely not made to "repair" core shots. My opinion is not that of a professional ski tuner but here is what I know. Deep is a relative term so look at it this way. If the gouge goes down to the core of the ski then take it to a shop to have it filled with P-Tex or, repair it with P-Tex. There are many you-tube videos that will show you how to do P-Tex repair yourself and I think Amazon has P-Tex candles and materials to do it. As for the waxing over a gouge goes, yes it will fill the groove left by rocks just trim and or clean up the gouge so it is nice and clean and does not have any loose peices hanging off of it. I really like... » Read More My opinion is not that of a professional ski tuner but here is what I know. Deep is a relative term so look at it this way. If the gouge goes down to the core of the ski then take it to a shop to have it filled with P-Tex or, repair it with P-Tex. There are many you-tube videos that will show you how to do P-Tex repair yourself and I think Amazon has P-Tex candles and materials to do it. As for the waxing over a gouge goes, yes it will fill the groove left by rocks just trim and or clean up the gouge so it is nice and clean and does not have any loose peices hanging off of it. I really like the Hot Sauce wak but it is definitely not made to "repair" core shots. « Show Less
523862
It might fill it in but it wont be permanent. If you have a deep gouge then you will need to Ptex it to fill it in which is a more permanent solution.
523863
Wax is not meant for repairing skis/snowboards, it's used to improve glide and/or maintain the integrity of the base. If a board/skis are damaged they should be repaired with appropriate materials, often known as P-Tex. As another poster noted filling damage spots with wax will result in the wax falling out or, more commonly known, a waste of money.
523864
Only as well as any other kind of wax- which means it will wear out or the gouge pretty fast. It's claim to fame is to be auto temperature adjusting.
523865
You would be better off to repair it with petex, the wax will just pull out of the gouge.
1849810
You can fix either. I had 2 stone chips that were very close to each other and it filled both - I got lucky. If you have a crack that has legs you may want to replace the windshield vs. trying to fill a crack. The hole on the guide is not much bigger than a pencil eraser so keep that in mind for your repair.
1224183
Thanks for your question J. This "repair kit' is worthless and doesn't work well on any sized dents. Your money would be better spent with a professional paint-less dent repair shop.
300698
Depends on what kind of damage. ....if have a big tear and all you want to do is seal out the dirt and water yes. But if you have structural damage no
374583
its a kit for rebuilding and replacement parts for maintenance..the rock shox is ready for use out of the box. you do need to make sure the shock has the correct air pressure that matches your weight
624041
yes. in fact, i filled both of mine with a bag of rocks from home depot. sand would also work.
1198667
Just need a larger monkey wrench, if at all. It takes 1-2 minutest. Also, some tape hat you get at Home Depot helps to seal it up.
24190
In my opinion, that would be best. However, as long as the ground is level and compacted it will be fine. I didn't use gravel because that would have required more digging.
1257349
Yes but I bought one a year ago and it broke after 2 cycles of rock tumbling JUNK !!!!!!!!
2039437
Yes. But be aware that I only used mine for one season and the bottom is already showing signs of tearing/ripping and I just used mine on pavement, no rocks. Personally, I would steer clear of this one.
970664
My wife drills small stones and sea glass with a Dremel bit #7144. Any drill bit with a diamond tip end should do it. Depending on how think the rock is, the drill bits won't last too long.
1470341
Best way is to.purchase a foot and a half of PVC pipe or use the sleeve that comes with the clothsline and one bag of cement add plenty of rocks and wait 3 days at least. I love mine!
1023653
It, of course depends upon what the boulder is made of and your determination. If it is solid granite without cracks I'd say "NO". If it is sandstone or has cracks you can work on .. maybe, but it will take a long time. You could use it todrill a hole and blast, but that's cheating.
723564
Look for the kit without the tire. If you purchase individually will cost more.
1430239
I recommend renting the rocks for hydroponic use. any other use should include the grit for mineral purposes
224875
I'd keep an eye on the pressure and continue with the same tube. Especially if you always carry a spare and know how to install it in the field.
153172
No it doesn't come with a repair kit but its pretty durable your best bet is to place it on grass or lay an old rug down so the bottom won't damaged.