I like those.
To you resin tint masters: What is the schedule like? Lam the deck first or inlay a patch on the deck after? If so then what about lapping the deck glass over the lap from the bottom. Does it matter for strength? Sorry for the dumb questions I'm just trying to figure the method.
Im far from being a master...but ,,,
when doing swirls and such, an extra piece of glass is fine and light weight is not the target,
here you go
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Hozit reverb, When it comes to sanded finihes with pinlines, doing them on the foam is the best way to go and not hard to do at all. Just make sure the tape is stuck to the foam really good so there are no bleeding, I do a lot of them with no problems,use vac on foam before taping.Aloha,Kokua
love the yellow one. can you walk me through your steps with epoxy? thx
that smokey grey black would look pretty cool over wood - further research required!! nice one ;o)
Hey Chipfins loving the tri-colour ones!
Lovely board there Ken.
Very nice even color on that Lam.
Drew
drew
thats the best shot of the bottom.
there are a few blems in the lam that could have been avoided
all in all,, the board looks good
Howzit kesurf,I could see the blems but wasn't going to say anything but you did it for me. Tints are great looking if done right but if they are left in the sun enough over a couple of years things can get ugly. I did so many back in the day that I used to dream about them, funny thing was the way I was taught I never had a bad lam job on one.
bench ipper
Thats a nice trippy panel chip I posted a a little quade egg that has similiar colors a while back. I really got to try to make my own panel to mach a resin job that would be sweet for some glass ons. I might have some time this week thanks for the inspiration.
sweet two pack: 5’10x19 1/4"x2 3/8" eps 5 fin and 6’2"x18 1/2"x 2 1/4" poly thruster.
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Howzit kesurf,I could see the blems but wasn't going to say anything but you did it for me. Tints are great looking if done right but if they are left in the sun enough over a couple of years things can get ugly. I did so many back in the day that I used to dream about them, funny thing was the way I was taught I never had a bad lam job on one.
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Kokua
care to share any secrets?
Howzit kensurf, Actually there were no secrets, it was just that I went through an extensive 3 1/2 month apprenticeship with one of the best glasseres to ever walk the earth and it was just the norm for us. Plastic Fantastic was known for unreal quality and workmanship back then. Some of us have it and some don't I guess I was one ot the have it guys, but those days are over since the cancer. No more toxic chemicals in my life.the only secret I can think of was glass that sucker an geter done now. Aloha,Kokua
