That stuff should only really be used for a temporary fix I reckon.
You should get it fixed properly if the board has any value to you.
For a decent temporary fix, give the area to be covered with resin a light sand so it has something to key into.
Put some goop on it out of the sun and pull some glad wrap tight over the top to make it smooth.
Then bake it.
Most of that is written on the tube isn't it??

Have a look at this page - some great epoxy repair tips


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russh said...

Have a look at this page - some great epoxy repair tips


boardlady.com/index.htm

Great link, thanks!

Deano72 said...

That stuff should only really be used for a temporary fix I reckon.
You should get it fixed properly if the board has any value to you.
For a decent temporary fix, give the area to be covered with resin a light sand so it has something to key into.
Put some goop on it out of the sun and pull some glad wrap tight over the top to make it smooth.
Then bake it.
Most of that is written on the tube isn't it??

Yeah, I might look into a proper repair job.
If do decide to have a crack myself using glad wrap, will the glad wrap come off after the epoxy dries?