Thx!!!
Material for Grabrails
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Re: Material for Grabrails
I lost my grab rail that I bought from epic almost immediately in the surf but I looked around the beach and found several things that work well for grab rails. I used a piece of firm minicell foam found on the beach to fashion another one and I super glued it like Toby suggested and its rock solid now!
Another solution I found is to cut a pair of flat, cheap sandals and glue two pieces together, then fashion the rail and glue it. The sandal foam is the perfect hardness and easily found for free.
Another solution I found is to cut a pair of flat, cheap sandals and glue two pieces together, then fashion the rail and glue it. The sandal foam is the perfect hardness and easily found for free.
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