I need to repair a ski top sheet which is peeling (only about 1 inch, from an impact with a rock). Would this be a good option?
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Bryan: probably, but I would google 'what should I use to repair a ski top sheet.solution' instead, and find out what the pros use. This would be find if you only ski once or twice a year - but I think you'll feel better if you fix it right. My husband thinks this might work (if you're talking 'de-laminating' - but I'd still google 'how to relaminate a ski tip.solution' first. I see needing to use clamps, etc. so that the bond is good. And...you're going to need to cover the area with E6000 which means you're going to have oozing. So be ready with goo-gone or whatever to clean it up. Too much information, perhaps. But skis are expensive, so you want to do it right!!
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I would NOT use this product on hard packed snow and ice. Its strength and durability are not great and reinforcement / repairs needed regularly. However, it is great for removing large quantities of soft snow. If your snow has a thin ice crust on top you should be fine.
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Keep a sliding channel clear in the mound beside the driveway, on the downhill side if there is one. This works well on flat roofs too. This moves a lot of snow at once and you never have to pick the snow up. My old one just broke yesterday after many years, I am ordering a new one today.
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it depends on how well you do it, and the shape/position of the crack. for the price I think its worth a try. I would be a bit careful about safety issues though, in case it might fail during use.
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Yes, I used it on a desk to recover the top. My top was in terrible shape and this covered it great. I haven't tried to remove it yet so I'm not sure if it will damage the desk more than it already is.
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I used it to repair a convertible top and it worked for about 9 months exposed to the weather. So I think it would work for a while.
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If you have or can borrow a decent size air compressor, I would use a Long Reach Air Scraper like this oneIronton 42in. Long Reach Air Scraper [Misc.]I got mine from Harbor Freight, your local store may have them in stock.I have used it for removing glued down vinyl, which was really sticky, and tile, which just came right off.It may not work too well on a small compressor, this thing requires a lot of air.
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Used it to repair a 3" tear in a leather chair. Cannot say it came out the way I thought it would but it has held together so far. Don't know that it would work for your situation.
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It would be my best recommendation, not sure how well it will work on that hard of a surface. If you use this to finish and a stone chisel to make the rough opening than I think you should be in good shape
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Probably not a good idea, this stuff is more for like hard surfaces from my experience and even then it's not thee most durable thing.
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I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks.It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
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use a standard ski rope. the handle fits into the hook for towing or pick up the handle and hold on to it for advanced tricks.
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Yes if the sail is dry for the first 24 hours to bond strongly, but I'd probably go with seam grip or aquaseal for a more permanent repair (also GearAid products).
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no good for ice or chipping. this is great for removing snow and will not hurt cement or black top. had my drive sealed in october and no signs of scrapes or markings. highly reccommend.
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I used it to repair a cut in my new snow pants and for the whole season it didn't look like it was peeling off. It also didn't leak any water since I use the pants for ice fishing and drilled more than enough holes. I think it would do fine for a tarp repair but you might want to take both sides instead of one.
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The roof coating (Dicor) works great on seams by filling small gaps and cracks. I would do the Dicor first, followed by the Eternabond and a final coat over everything. Better safe than sorry as they say.
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I used this to repair a rip in the vinyl on the inside of my car door. It worked well and covers the tear without "melting" the material.