my anti slip pad has come unstuck form board Help!

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STARB0ARDJ
STARB0ARDJ
QLD
37 posts
QLD, 37 posts
23 Mar 2012 9:04pm
i have a starboard its only spent about 30 hours in the water and the anti slip pad has come away from the board.

has anyone else had this problem?

How do i remove the old glue and what do i use to stick it back?

I used to rave about how good this board was now i would not recomed them.
Pitto
Pitto
QLD
68 posts
QLD, 68 posts
24 Mar 2012 12:42am
not sure on removing the old glue, i think thinners would be too harsh and may react with the board.

but re sticking it down, something like selleys gel grip or some other contact adhesive will work. follow the instructions on the can,coast both surfaces, let the glue go "tacky" almost dry, then push the two surfaces together.

dont stress too much, its only adhesive, i had the same with my old Tiga 275, its deck pads lifted. i used contact adhesive to stick down new stuff, that was 14 years ago now, and its still going strong now.

G

qldnacra
qldnacra
QLD
455 posts
QLD, 455 posts
24 Mar 2012 8:44am
cottrellj said...

i have a starboard its only spent about 30 hours in the water and the anti slip pad has come away from the board.

has anyone else had this problem?

How do i remove the old glue and what do i use to stick it back?

I used to rave about how good this board was now i would not recomed them.


Soak a rag in turps and lay it on the old adhesive then put some thick plastic over the top so it overlaps the rag and tape it to the board. 1/2 a day and the adhesive should just wipe off. I did this to remove the adhesive i used to stick on a nose protector i put on a board that i bought for my wife after my local shop advised this method. It worked really well and didn't affect the board at all (Naish). Selleys Kwik Grip Gel is good because it sticks really well and doesn't string out or drip when your applying it so there is no mess. I can't see why this adhesive removal method wouldn't work the same way and not damage your board but no guarantee's.
Shows what todays litigation happy society has done to us when you feel you have to put a waiver on advice. It's ridiculous really
Simon100
Simon100
QLD
490 posts
QLD, 490 posts
24 Mar 2012 10:11am
when i put a new fin box in a board i just sanded the glue off then glued the pad with epoxy but thats really just because its what i had there , Id say qldnacras method is much better . How old is the board this happened to
handyman0708
handyman0708
QLD
152 posts
QLD, 152 posts
24 Mar 2012 7:26pm
Just make sure the there is no damage to the actual skin of the board- quick grip and these types of contact adhesives dissolve the foam core material very, very well- yes I have found out the hard way- DO NOT USE any contact adhesive to try to fix a delamination- total disaster- epoxy is such a safe adhesive to use for any repair work.
STARB0ARDJ
STARB0ARDJ
QLD
37 posts
QLD, 37 posts
24 Mar 2012 8:27pm
Simon100

my board was purchased new november 2010

Thanks for the tips QLD
STARB0ARDJ
STARB0ARDJ
QLD
37 posts
QLD, 37 posts
25 Mar 2012 9:07am
Contacted starboard about removing glue.
i used Acetone and paper towel to remove glue, so far so good.
just need to find the right glue now.

Starboard suggested Bostic or Dunlop yellow.
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