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  1. 06-05-2017, 11:38 AM #1
    Kirbski
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    Plymold skis anyone?

    Anyone our there have an old early fiberglass ski, probably black top - that say Plymold on them - they would be made in mass in early to mid 1960s and might look like old Head skis. I know they were used quite a bit prior to K2 and European skis dominating around 1970 era.
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    Plymold skis anyone

    Does anyone know the proper way to glue fishscale bottoms back to the ski base? I have some older Trak cross-country skis with fishscale bottoms, and they recently delaminated. I really love these skis and would rather not replace them. Thank you, Will
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