So 13 years ago I bought my first surfboard (used). You can see the post here: Repairing dings and cracks
The board was shaped in 1997. Now after about 150 sessions (I only go to the beach a few times a year), the top of the board is delaminating in multiple spots. I repaired one of the spots a couple of years ago by simply drilling two holes, injecting resin (unfortunately I used brown resin), and putting weight on it. I’m considering doing that in about 4 other places, but I’m wondering if this is the right approach.
Should I instead do something more invasive like cut off a lot of the top fiber glass and re-glass it? Or is the injection approach the best return on investment given the board’s age? Other than the delamination on the top and some pressure dings in the bottom, it’s in pretty good shape.
Here is a picture. The red dots are where I injected resin for the first repair. The green dots are where I’m considering doing more.
Video showing pressing in on the delamination: https://youtu.be/a8Uaax80Bmk
Any tips are appreciated. Thanks!