Regarding post cure….I did cure at room temp 75 degrees.

If I heat my press or the press room higher than that do I get better post cure or just faster cure?

the thickness of the glass gives the board its rigidity. I would hesitated to use 8oz on the ends unless you doubled it up. Alternatively, I've used 8oz between my base and the core and then thicker glass on the top and this worked well for me. My board is fairly flexible and "surfy", so n...

In Response to SleepingAwake, here's my layup details.... I bought a sintered base sheet and poplar core from Snowboardmateirals.com and used those, although on my other boards I laminated up my own core and will likely do that in the future. I had left over Epoxy Resin from a previous boat building...

Thanks Tim! This makes sense! My resin was left over from a boat project I did a few years ago and might have been too old. And I’m sure there was inadequate post-cure as well since I rode it less than two weeks after press. My previous boards were made in The summer or early fall and had several mo...

Thanks Chrismp.

I did consider a complete sand down of the top and that is likely the best solution, but was hoping for something simpler!

I guess I’ve got some work to do!

Thanks.

Hi! I'm new to the forum but have built three snow boards already. My most recent build seemed to come out great however after my first ride I have what looks like some kind of delamination. I had an imperfection in my press and epoxy slumped from the tail down to the flat behind the rear binding. I...