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  1. Jul 2, 2010, 08:41 PM #11
    Randy Myer
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    here's some pics

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    Quote Originally Posted by Randy Myer View Post
    here's some pics

    Aloha
    that kid in pic 1 looks stoked!
    sick boards!
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    Beautiful boards, Randy... what a quiver.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LBCrew View Post
    Beautiful boards, Randy... what a quiver.
    Seriously those look amazing.
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    I just finished my first alaia. I used a mixture of one part boiled linseed oil and two parts mineral spirits. It seems pretty waterproof and didn't take that long to soak into the wood. It took 5 coats initially and will need to be re-sealed on a regular basis. I wouldn't use plain linseed oil, it's too thick and won't soak in.
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