Fin Box Voids

Oh man! So much ground to cover! But first we have a few questions for ya...ill let someone else go first

 

I like your style dude. Excelsior.

 

Yes why did you buy the ducking board in the first place !

 

That is the perfect application of pour foam. 4 lb density if fine. I've used it filling in huge voids to replace fin boxes. You can also use a mixture of resin and microballons to fill the voids

 

You can get 8 pound foam thats white ,the rest is piss yellow
Also dap low density can foam is very white and excellent for holes
I actually used it as an adhesive to glue up an eps board blank

 

Wet the old foam a bit before you use the pour foam it sticks better to old foam
I just dampen it with a mist of distilled water ,not saturate it

 

The corvid shit had me at the house so much i was bored so ive built 3 surfboards since april and workin on #4

 

Need a hook up for some 2 pound EPS block foam besides Greenlight

 

I wouldnt put boxes back, really im over finboxes
all my own boards nowadays have glassed on fins
Mine are balsa glassed with 7.5 volan in a vacuum bag
Boxes are good if your traveling and need to pop fins out or your a fin freak and have every fcs ,future fin they make
In various carbon fibre whatevas
fins are a lot stronger than the glass job on your board so the fins will rip out the box and some foam with it so i make mine to break off clean

 

I've been thinking about that a lit on my longboard but I like the options on my 7'2 custom mini me 4+1 but also would never need to change fins on any of my thrusters so I see the value on glasses in fins

 

Ive never actually seen anyone change their fins unless they were broken or something and ive never seen anybody pull out different fins at the beach either
But im sheltered
I had a star sytems fin fall out one time during a little storm,
it was a twin fin
Mutha fukka

 

Think i could only go right til i got another set of fins yknow unless i changed em cuz i wanted to go left

 

Think im kiddin take out a twin fin with only one fin during some good swell