twizzstyle wrote:Get some clear top sheet material from one of our normal suppliers (blankslateskis, skilab, or snowboardmaterials) and epoxy that on in your press. Done.

Can I still do that if I've already cooked them?

You can use more epoxy. I've also used Mirror Coat epoxy which is durable but very slow drying. Exterior poly is very good levels out nice. Not as durable oas Mirror Coat. Linear poly by system 3 probably the better of the 3 I've used. It's durable, but doesn't level out as evenly on oil based exte...

Sherpa Burns wrote:

MontuckyMadman wrote:OMG!

WTF?

That TGR thread is ridiculous. This should be Exhibit A on why this world is so frustrating.

Are you saying I'm ridiculous or TGR can be ridiculous?

So i made some skis for my senior project this year and I used painted rice paper as my topsheet. We didnt use a clear protective coat so all thats on top of the ski is rice paper and a very thin layer of epoxy. I banged them together a little and they had already started to chip a little. I'm worri...

So for my senior project i'm building a pair of skis, with help from my mentor. I'm looking for a type of ski similar to a Atomic Blog/Armada JJ/Rossi S7/Line Sir Francis Bacon type of ski. I was thinking the waist should be around 110mm and should have some rocker and early taper. My mentor gave me...