where can you rent fiberglass surfboards in galveston tx?
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http://www.bingosurfboards.com/
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try the community center on the sand in Belmont shore (Alamitos Bay, facing Naples), its near the kayak rental place....Its on 54th Place and Ocean Blvd.\nI see folks having parties there occasionally.
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u might try eastbay.com.http://eastbay.com/\ntry it out. idk if its got anything youll need but it might
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try Eastbay.com or try to find a local retailer.
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go to www.warpedtour.com
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university of texas at galveston.
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try http://www.kinseys.com or houseboatworld at http://www.houseboatingworld.com/rental/United%5FStates/Minnesota there are at least 2 companies that rent for the Mississippi river runs, which will include some training. search travel sites for user feed back.
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Are you talking about the entire board?\n\nIf that's what you mean, I've never heard of anyone doing that. Nor can I imagine in what situation that would be worth the effort.\n\nFew thoughts:\n\n1. If it's a vintage board that you want to restore to pristine condition, you'd still be better off painstakingly fixing each ding. You'd really compromise the shape and risk utterly destroying it by attemping to rip off all the fiberglass. \n\n2. If it's a magic board - a shape so perfect that you don't think anyone could ever reproduce it - then maybe you'd want to consider re-glassing it. However, I still think you'd be better off simply fixing all the dings individually. Plus,  after ripping the fiberglass off and re-glassing it, chances are you'll have altered the board fairly substantially. I guarantee it won't be the exact same board ever again. \n\n3. If it's a board that's simply so thrashed, and so full of holes, that re-glassing seems like the best course of action...well, I still don't think it would be worth the effort. Your time and money would be better spent on a new  stick.   \n\nBottom line: surfboards are semi-disposible products (ironic, considering the toxic, long-lasting materials they're made with). Unless I've missed a potential scenario, re-glassing a board really isn't worth your time or money. \n\nHowever, if you're simply talking about re-glassing a section of the board, then absolutely. That's Ding Repair 101. \n\nThere's a good "how to" site here:\nhttp://surfsource.net/dingrepairguide.html\n\nAh, one more thought. If you have an old board that you want to spiff up and add some durability to, then you might wanto to consider adding a coat of gloss. \n\nThere's a good forum on Surfline about that very thing:\nhttp://forums.surfline.com/showthread.php?s=e2b338cfb16a64f0ed9a0b0b51a3ba1c&t=27741\n\nHope this helps!
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Try www.texasfishingforum.com
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Check e-Bay, they do have many fishing items. I sold a fly rod on there myself before.
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Check out Lost Surfboards.
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use yellowbook.com it will give you stores and distance from your address. Search for surfboards.
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rowboat rental stores. try rent-a-center
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Clearwater Beach....Shephards Beach Resort on Gulfview Blvd.\nbetween Shephards and Econolodge there is a place.
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try this site for house to rent in the houston area. They do have agents but aleast you can take a look inside the house without having to hear all the sales talk from the agents
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Beautiful!  Destin has very pretty water!\n\nhttp://www.angelfire.com/fl/boardheads2/surfcams.html - look down under panhandle for beach cams across Northwest Florida.\n\nWebcam http://www.liveeyenet.com/lulus/ at LULU's where Taylor Hicks (American Idol) grandmother watches the show.\nhttp://www.gulf-shores-alabama.net/beach-cam.html
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go here and search what you want..\nhttp://google.com\nor may be this is what you want...\nhttp://www.rentalproperty.es/mexico/san-francisco-del-rincon/