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Ascension Gold Label Adhesive is the most reliable, most durable skin glue ever. Period. We offer Gold Label 4oz tins that feature a brush attached to the lid for easy application. Great for touch-ups around the tail or for complete re-glue applications.
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Don't be intimidated | |
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To prepare a clean, hassle free workspace, tape paper and the skins themselves to your kitchen floor. Have several strips of brown paper to remove the old glue and have a few beers handy because, if it's really caked on and dirty, it takes a couple hours to take the old glue off. I never got the bases totally dry. You will want to ventilate when putting on the new glue. The brush in the can is very handy. Getting glue on the plush-side fibers was never an issue. Two coats of glue, rather than the instructed three, seemed fine. I don't know how much easier BD's hot reglue sheets are to use, but this method was very easy, it just took a while. Besides, if you buy the can, than you always have some glue for touching up. | |
| Evan at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 02/13/2004 | |
Yay touch up glue. | |
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I ride a splitboard and find that my tails need constant attention because of how often I touch the actual glue. This seems to work great and one can should last forever. I don't think I would ever want to go through the hastle of regluing the entire skins though. Ouch... What pain in the ass. | |
| Greg at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 12/08/2006 | |
Skin Glue Rejuvenation | |
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A can of this glue -- combined with some brown paper bags, a waxing iron, and a beer bottle (for rolling/pressing in the hot glue, not drinking!) -- can work wonders for your old skins. Just be sure to use adequate ventilation, as the fumes are fairly strong. | |
| Jonathan S. Shefftz at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 10/03/2003 | |
good stuff | |
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I have had great luck with this product. It's a messy job though, but if you do it right this stuff works great. Don't use the iron on sheets, waste of time. | |
| Wayne Harvey at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 09/22/2008 | |
dit and dog | |
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New glue helped out a lot. I was having issues with the rear of my skins coming off. New glue fixed the problem and wasn't terribly hard to apply. | |
| JOHN GILCHRIST at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 12/15/2006 | |
Skin Glue | |
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This stuff is a pain to put on. I would recommend either paying a shop to re-glue your skins or buy the iron on glue sheets. | |
| brackec at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 03/23/2006 | |
Gluey | |
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Use this glue to keep my glidelite skins stickin to my boards. Works great, can lose it's stickiness in super super cold conditions. | |
| andisandi at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 12/12/2006 | |
Messy | |
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No fault of the glue, but re-sticking skins is a real pain. Be careful not to get anything near your skins (dirt, paper, etc) when doing so. Worth trying, but don't assume it'll go well. | |
| Steve Brain at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 04/10/2009 | |
Not sticky enough | |
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Im not super impressed with this glue. I applied it according to instructions, but the skins came of my skis the first time after I used the glue while skinning. | |
| Angie McArthur at Backcountry.com (Fall 2009) on 12/28/2005 | |
