I had some bad luck and fractured the bottom of my Starboard wood iSonic in an underwater rock. I removed all the loose bits from the fracture, and there is now an about 5 cm x 7 cm hole in wood sandwich, which leaves the EPS core exposed. The EPS core has also a some small missing bits. The damage is situated at about 60 cm from the rear of the board.
I'm looking for advice in how to repair such a damage. I was planning to fill the void with urethane foam up to the level of the upper part of the sandwich core and to laminate 3-4 layers of carbon on top of the urethane to replace the wood and glass outer shell of the board. Would this kind of repair be strong enough?
Sam,
I'm sure that others will offer advice, but you might try here to see if she can help you: boardlady.com/index.htm
