hey Dave
hope things are well with you,,
could you extrapilate on the "distressed " effect you are doing,,,, Im wondering if that is a glorified booboo or the glasser actualy had a plan.
on another note. all is good with my daughter and her guy
thank you again, for your willingness to help
No BooBoos here… i planned the look all along…
heres my old board from a few weeks ago… Distressed came about after i did a few as a name for it… as the blue ones ended up looking like distressed denim…
Artistic, creative, and inventive, Love seeing something new.
dave
is that a tint job with colored sanding resin?????
or ?????? method
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Hey Ledge71
does this post have a message or something Im suppose to "get"
because it makes no sense to me ,,,please explain
6’6 simmons coke bottle greeb, with dark green pinline, glass on keels. 
beautiful board ken,
i love all the compound on your tool chests… how far up is the box if you dont mind me asking?
a2tall- I’ve always loved the Coke Bottle green boards. NIce one. What color/brand/ name pigment did you use?
Beautiful as usual, Gene. Just beautiful.
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i love all the compound on your tool chests... how far up is the box if you dont mind me asking?
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ya that shit gets everywhere
finbox is 6" up
this is just a standard lngboard
flat nose, mid with shallow V in the tail
rails are down with a soft underside then semi hard in the tail
simple is good ,,, do all board
Very nice Ken - is that one a keeper? Love it.
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Very nice Ken - is that one a keeper? Love it.
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glad you like it Huck
not a keeper,,, up for sale
trying to build a retirement fund through work, my pay check shrank enough to scare me , need to make side dough
to stay afloat
Making surfboards to stay afloat! Hope it works out, your boards are always top shelf.
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It is a fishing rod website, the powder pigments work really well but you have to add a lot, they have a metallic and pearl look in volume, i use them in hotcoats sometimes and when polished they can look like clam shells when light reflects off them, http://acidrod.com/Marbling.html i think i used pearl green for this.
Here’s my first LB. It’s 9’ 6" x 23" x 3 3/4" for a 260 pound beginner. It’s a tanker, but since he’s never surfed I wanted to get plently of foam under his feet.[img_assist|nid=1066728|title=9' 6" Nose Rider|desc=|link=none|align=left|width=640|height=360]
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