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My fav twin tip board got crushed on the end a bit by the airlines on my last trip Nothing horrible, but it looks like the end is cracked and I don't want any water to get into the core of the board.
Anyone know of a place locally (or someone I can pay) to have it fixed? I am not very interested in how it looks at all, as long as it works!
Just let me know!
Thanks
Mike N
Mike T. Nelson MS
PhD(c) Exercise Physiology U of MN http://www.MikeTNelson.com
Athletic Performance and Physique Transformation
There's a section of the "Zero to Hero" DVD on board and kite repair.. they suggest using 5 minute epoxy if the damage isn't too bad (assuming you have an epoxy based board).
Nothing horrible, but it looks like the end is cracked and I don't want any water to get into the core of the board.