- Location
- washington
Agreed completely lol^^^^^^
Super Jet New SN SJ Owner - Whats up with the wavy hull?
- Thread starter 8716valver
- Start date
Agreed completely lol^^^^^^
Spend a little time on it - but don't fill the big one on each side - that will be too much filler. I got Brad's pretty straight with some blocking on the original material and a decent 2 coat primer job. Those big dips drive me banana's though. Autobody type perfection is a hard thing to let go of when painting a ski...
JT_Freeride
John Tetenes @Jtetenes
- Location
- Long Island
Why are 96-97 wavy
BruceSki
Formerly Motoman25
- Location
- Long Island
They all get wavy. My 03 was like that too.
JT_Freeride
John Tetenes @Jtetenes
- Location
- Long Island
Ahh okay I remember hearing somewhere that the 96-97 were different.
- Location
- washington
Personally I wouldn't put any filler on it at all. The only way you could do it right is with fiberglass. But that's gonna be a
royal pain in the a**.
- Location
- washington
Obviously. Anything can be used as a filler. And there are many different methods and products. Bondo should never be used on anything that will go in the water as it draws moisture. A marine grade bondo would be suitable for a boat, maybe even a sit down jet ski, but not for a stand up. However, none of these fillers have the mat that fiberglass has for strength. This is the very reason that I say no filler should be used, and that the only way it should be done is with fiberglass. But, in my opinion, it is not worth the time or weight to make the ski straight.
AZRIDER
stupid desert
- Location
- TUCSON ARIZONA
Its a 92 SN. Is this normal?
Ride it, completly remodel it, or use it to make one of these!
http://www.x-h2o.com/index.php?threads/x-2-701-on-a-budget-build.146814/
- Location
- Averill Park, NY
Actually guys I'm gonna be selling this one soon. I won't have time to ride this summer.
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