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It really depends on how you ride, what your riding conditions are (surf/flat) and what you plan to do with your ski... casual riding or very aggressive riding. I reinforced the bottom, nose, sides, the entire back when I refoamed. as for weight... it's not really an issue for surf, but...

I would say if you are in the planning stages, then use dye... it was an afterthought for me that's why I painted mine. Like I said though, gas spillage has not been an issue at all... i've spilled fuel a few times and had a fuel filter break spilling fuel everywhere.

I used Rustolium marine grade paint... black... looks good and has not pealed... even when spilling fuel inside the hull with an internal fuel filler.

I agree... varying opinions... I used three layers of 8.5 oz on my 1st ski and it worked great. 1st layer over bond line nose to bulkhead - 3 inch wide strip 2nd layer over that - 6" wide strip 3rd layer covered the entire side from bottom to under the hood seal area I did them all...

A+ for the killer effort bro. You need to put the pole down more on the hood and tuck more... still too upright. Also you need to lean into the rotation more with your head. Lead with your head and your ass will follow.

Very nice Brian... came out even better than I imagined from when I first saw that turf. Definitely different bro!!

niiiice!!! :Banane09:

I need to learn to read slower... just saw STRIPPER in the title and rushed in... LOL

niiiice!

I only have a few pics... it's buried in the garage now so i can't get any more... I can actually get 4 skis on mine (3 side by side and one across the front behind the trailer box).

I think next winter this ski is gonna go back under the knife... get some new mods and paint

I bought an HP G60-235DX Notebook last summer... so far it's been a great non-work laptop. 16" wide screen 3GB RAM web cam etc etc price was right at the time, something like $700 with tax and the MS Excel/Word discs I bought for it.