wakeboard repair business???

(blue1439) · (blue1439) **Join Date: Aug 2002** 03-22-2004, 2:51 PM

i was wondering what everyone would think of a business that repairs wakeboards. i have fixed a bunch of wakeboards for my friends and have even bought blem boards and have fixed them to riding conition and have never had one break and they all ride perfect. some with a few nice cracks down to the foam core. i've rode them as hard as i can and can't bust them. trying to get some feedback if this type of business would work. i can fix wakeboards, skiis, kneeboards and all that stuff. let me know what u think. thanks

(dakid) · (dakid) **Join Date: Feb 2001** 03-22-2004, 2:53 PM

That business is already up and running. It's called a wakeboard shop. And most of 'em do it for free.

(blue1439) · (blue1439) **Join Date: Aug 2002** 03-22-2004, 3:37 PM

i couldnt find anything on the net about the wakeboard shop and it doing repairs? any other thoughts people? i'm open to all advice good or bad. these repairs arent the normal edge repairs, they are cracks and holes basically the bigger stuff for damage.

(sdboardr99) · (sdboardr99) **Join Date: Aug 2001** 03-22-2004, 3:49 PM

Joe means ANY wakeboard shop. A good shop will do repairs on site and charge little or nothing. If you tried to start a business that relied on people shipping their boards to you the boards would probably end up with more damage from shipping and the cost would make it prohibitive.

grampawakerider 03-24-2004, 6:20 PM

Ummmm....rather than starting a new thread, I have an '03 Belmont DNA that the lamination is separating on one end. I have a Sun Cure kit, can I use that to glue the lamination back together?

lukem 03-25-2004, 11:01 AM

i live in iowa and i bought a board from buy wake. com and it cae and had a little chip on the side, rather than me sending it back they just sent me a repair kit for nothing. just a small chip but now it is all take care of.