Tim called me after the Saturday dawn patrol - he grounded his foil on the way in and the rear stabilizer (Armstrong V 200) lost a tip and some of the material where it wasn't supposed to come off (inside the "cut" chop shop line). I told him to bring it by so I could look at it. This tip was not salvageable (like Harris' stabilizer was).
I took the rough edges off, balanced the other side and poured some epoxy. I let it sit over night, then started to rough shape. Here's the initial result.
I asked if he wanted the tips to be sharp - he said no. I dulled them down (just a slight rounding), then wet sanded the affected areas. At this point I also wet sanded my chopped down 300 to get the reef rash off (had to balance the other side as well).
Wet sanding works miracles!
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