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I searched, but did not find the answer to this one...
So my Naxos broke and are being sent in for replacement-
Once they are back, can I just screw the new bindings back into the old holes myself?
Would they need any kind of epoxy or other goo to make sure they hold or is it just screw in and go?
... Wouild rather not pay the shop $20 for remounting when there are already perfectly good holes there.
Squirt a bit of wood glue in there to provide a waterproof seal. Then you're good to go.
Remember that you need a #3 pozidrive for those screws.
Yup, got one of those...Quote:
Remember that you need a #3 pozidrive for those screws.
Any particular wood glue or will any do?
How much- just a dot?
Waterproof carpenter's glue. Fill the holes completely, then screw the bindings on. The stuff is not extremely strong, so don't worry about permanently gluing your bindings to the skis.
I was going to start another thread but this one seems an appropriate place to ask....
I'm going to be taking NX21's off of my salomons and mounting them onto my Fat Bros. I'm wondering how these things handle a remount......in particular the rubber part that glues down. Am I gonna be able to just pull that part off or am I gonna need to heat it up first? Any recommendations on a glue to use when remounting?
I found the following links at the Naxo website that people may find helpful. Its got some good info on mounting including a great video and a printable paper jig.
http://www.naxo.ch/naxo.php?lid=0&cid=320