HOW A PROFESSIONAL REALLY FIXES A SURFBOARD - BROKEN FIN PLUG

Don't be an Uncle Tony, a job worth doing is a job worth doing correctly. If in doubt, support your local ding repairer. You'll need them for a major job one day but, it's these little jobs that keep them in business.

NOTE:
A 'H' pattern is not used in this video as the original plugs did not use the method.

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[dmac]

I just installed a single plug for a bonzer, unfortunately I didn’t have a dummy single tab fin and used a piece of wood. Long story short my fin plug didn’t line up on the fin marking it is more of a straight line.i guess the only way of fixing this is to completely cut it out and start over?

[gabegabbert]

Awesome video!
Highly proper job
Good sense of humor there
Ive never seen that doorknob tool for fcs fins but ive always got through to the other side in ghetto ways hahaha
I aways hated sanding away the yellowing on boards makes it all blotchy but just a part of the business i guess
Sure is a lot of waiting with epoxy

[dmac]

Do you need the fcs holesaw bit? Or can I just buy a 1” one from the hardware store?

[DH-lqcx]

Nice! What kind of expanding foam do you use?

[dudeleboski]

How much would you charge for this repair?

[matthewfloyd]

Dude.... we'd get along. This is the only way to do it by the way kids. One love an fat checks to ya muchacho