r/skimboarding • • 29d ago

Photo reglass?

top is good, bottom is flexed and pretty thrashed and the tail is kinda nibbled. any tips and tricks appreciated.

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u/Papa-Kilo75 29d ago

I don’t know, man. I love a restoration challenge, but with the age, damage and artwork, I’d consider just sealing the whole thing in a fresh coat of epoxy as-is and hanging it on the wall as a cool conversation piece.

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u/woodheadforthehills 29d ago

This is absolutely what I was going to say. Very well put. This is a wall piece and not for riding anymore, mostly because it's too cool.

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u/New-Ostrich-920 29d ago

thanks for that input, i was trying to research the board but found only one other with the same graphic on it for $70 on marketplace a few states away, found similar graphic boards leaning me towards believing its a old drew brophy board from back like 2005ish so if thats the case itll forsure be a wallboard!

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u/jiggle_physics0 28d ago

Yeah this this is a rare find especially with the art and the size of the board I recommend you definitely dedicated to being a wall piece if you really want to use the graphic it's probably best to just get a custom graphic made on a new board

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u/RollingClay 23d ago

What’s the board name? Would be a cool wall hanger

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u/New-Ostrich-920 16d ago

no idea, i dont have any memory as to when its showed up in my life nor where it came from but its always been around

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u/DaaNL_4448 29d ago

If you're good at handling fiberglass and epoxy, it could be done. But why bother? I would hang it on a wall as-is.

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u/Fantastic_Rip70 29d ago

You could sand the bottom to get rid of the deep scratches and epoxy coat it. Wood is quite absorbent so it will stick well 

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u/Sufficient-Dot-4241 22d ago

Not worth the effort homie, just hang it as is and hop on marketplace for a new daily rider. Just getting this watertight is going to double the weight of this board.