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Fingerboard Multiboard Street Deck Refill Sets
Product Description:
Pick up the Fingerboard Multiboard Street Deck Refill 2 Sets + Mold to use with your Thin Air Press and Launchpad, or keep on building with your existing Fingerboard Multiboard Street Deck Mold with the 5 Set Veneer Refill.
Note: Pressing a Fingerboard in the Thin Air Press requires a Launchpad.
Fingerboard Multiboard Street Deck Refill Sets
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Fingerboard Multiboard Street Deck Refill 2 Sets and Mold:
- 5-layers of Canadian maple per board
- includes 3 pre-engraved template sheets (3 possible shapes) and 2 cross grain sheets per board
- 3-dimensionally shaped mold
- illustrated instructions
Recommended glue amount for this kit: 0.5 oz
Fingeboard Multiboard Street Deck Refill 5 Sets:
- 5-layers of Canadian maple per board
- includes 3 pre-engraved template sheets (3 possible shapes) and 2 cross grain sheets per board
Use this Refill Kit with the Fingerboard Builder Kit or TAP bag you already have, as an additional supply of veneer.
Note: Pressing a Fingerboard in the Thin Air Press requires a Launchpad.
The mold, Launchpad, Thin Air Press Bag, and pump are designed to be used for many, many builds.
Keep all your reusable kit parts in good working order by following the maintenance tips included with the kit.
Store unused veneer in a stable environment, away from any heat sources. Protect it from extreme humidity, or lack of it, by wrapping in plastic. Lay veneer flat to prevent warping.
Q: As this kit doesn’t include glue, where do I get it?
A: Glue is available from this website, or locally if you can source Titebond III.
Q: What else do I need to make a board?
A: If you don’t already have these parts in your complete kit, a glue spreader and sandpaper. Then a final coat of water-based, water-proof, exterior clear Varathane is recommended.
Q: What do I do if my veneer breaks or splits?
A: Veneer is fragile until laminated, and it is common to split or snap (especially the cross grains). A stripe of glue and some masking tape to hold it until it dries will fix broken or split sheets.
