Thrasher's DIY: How to Hand Pour Coping

A slick steel grind is fine, but nothin' beats concrete. Get the method as Austin links up with Gary and Joel to cap off the keyhole at Metro Skatecamp. 

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[frankreynolds]

Austin is a natural on skater, park presenter!

[zkil]

love these kinds of videos, helps and makes the community want to create. keep em coming.

[adamfleming]

Thrasher putting out something educational?! Good job fellas! Build your own parks!!

[neighbor]

These series will help make skateparks better around the world. I guarantee it.

[TracySk]

Is there thrasher merch with the DIY logo at the beginning? That would be i need it

[wlacosta]

always learn something from these edits. get that yeti money son!

[WILD]

That portland gets it right and itll hold up

[mikenoface]

Castro Valley? I was recently thinking it would be cool if some DIY kids fixed that joke of a "skate park" they put in the downtown.

[EmmaAntonella-ve]

Your videos are always inspiring. Thank you for such unique content!💥🦈🏄‍

[chrhadden]

so the high strength is a finer powder with less rocks?

[ErgoCogita]

Hand porn coping is an art form. You gotta rub it the right way to get the sauce.

[JasonShaw-hhxi]

Oh....you gotta have that clear coat.🤘🤮

[inlineonline]

I'm going to use this to make a cement ledge with pool coping, as a blader I can't think of anything more perfect

[andreschou]

man that looks very difficult to skate ... no way he did a fucking fs ollie

[_alley_oop]

I’m a fan of these videos, but that obstacle they poured the coping on is awful. A tombstone corner with a hole in it?? Gimme a break. Build simple ramps and parks and obstacles. Let the skating be tech—not the spot construction.