March 19, 2007

You can try http://www.ehkites.com. Try to email those guys, they may have one.

You can use any marine grade topside paint on epoxy. For the best results you need to prime the board first. You can go with a one part or two part paint. The two part is more expensive but works much better. Check out this site, http://www.jamestowndistributors.com. They have a great variety of pai...

I found this place called Jamestown Distributors, http://www.jamestowndistributors.com. They have vac. pumps, epoxy, paint, glass, carbon, cores, and everything else you may need. They sell this stuff called Perfection. It is a 2 part finish paint, and is kind of expensive, but it dries super hard. ...

Epoxy dosen't stick to most plastics. Just a heads up. If you have access to Balsa core, it is much lighter then plywood.

I have used 1/2" core cell to make boards. You don't really need anything thicker then that. To make it stiffer or more flexiable, you just change your matterials. I have build boards with two layers of carbon, and they don't really have any flex. I have also made boards with one layer of carbon and...

I have a bunch of the EH Wave kites and I love them. They are fast turning, have a ton of power, and I have never had any problems with them. I bought them right from their site http://www.ehkites.com, and got them later that week.

Does any body have any info on what parts are needed to use scuba tanks to pump up kites; or any other methods short of using an air compressor?

A buddy of mine told me that EH was haveing a big sale. Just throwing that out there, for any body that cares, check out there web site http://www.ehkites.com.

How far in the board both from the rails and tips did you put the fins in?

Were you able to get them completely straight?

I am trying to come up with a good gig to figure out where to drill holes for the fins. Does anyone have any ideas?