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How to prevent & repair razor tail...with wood glue!

Skate Again5 skaters recommend it · 6 mentions, 2021 to 2024
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12K views · 5 years ago · Tutorial · Beginner

Skate Again shows how to slow and repair razor tail by building up layers of wood glue on a deck tail. The creator has used the method for about two years.

Why skaters like it

Gets linked in r/NewSkaters whenever someone posts a chipped tail and asks if it hurts their pop or how to stop wear.

“build a layer of wood glue to prolong the life and also prevent propagation of cracks that can lead to chipping”

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What skaters said on Reddit

u/HeGonnaJump2022 · 23 points

I have been putting wood glue on my tail after im done skating for the day. so the next day a wear through the glue and not the tail. I think it slows the wear of the tail pretty well. ​ here is video i followed [VIDEO]

u/morninowl2021 · 2 points

Not the worst one I've seen and it's better than mine lol I'm waiting on a new custom complete order coming overseas, though... However you can actually use wood glue to form extra material. I actually tried to use wood putty yesterday, thinking that they might work even better since they contain sawdust as far as I know. I hope it worked well lol [VIDEO] this guy in the video does a good job explaining.

u/noob_in_bk2022 · 1 points

You actually can use wood glue to slow down tail wear by quite a lot – I’ve been doing this for a couple of months, and it helps quite a bit. But yeah, so far the deck is basically still brand new. [VIDEO]

u/drabbiticus2024 · 1 points

[VIDEO] build a layer of wood glue to prolong the life and also prevent propagation of cracks that can lead to chipping

u/SoulSoupSpoonyG2021 · 1 points

Watch this great technique for helping slow and repair razor tail [VIDEO]

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