Looking now at the board I have to agree, it looks better than new Swoards or other new boards, far more shine and depth, I've actually started to wax it regularly to add even more shine. And pin-stripes and racing stripes are coming back, I think it's the little details that count and not some wishy washy garbled crap graphics that you frequently see on freestyle boards.
All of this was the work of a friend who is a furniture maker and is expanding into restoring snowboards, from what I remember it took him about 20-30 hours total, however there was a lot of trail and error in getting the paint to match as well as correcting a lot of things in order for the board to be "perfect"... cause I'm a perfectionist![]()



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