Instructions for Conformable liners

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10-30-2005, 07:26 PM
mtbakerskier

Instructions for Conformable liners

I have a pair of Conformable foam liners that I need to foam, but I am missing the instructions for them. Anybody have them handy that they could up load for me?

P.S. before you say go to a shop, there isnt any shops around here that are competant / willing to do it. Ive had the process done before, so I am somewhat familiar with it, but I dont remeber what the exact mix times are and the clamping procedure.

Thanks.
10-31-2005, 12:42 AM
bossass

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Originally Posted by mtbakerskier

I have a pair of Conformable foam liners that I need to foam, but I am missing the instructions for them. Anybody have them handy that they could up load for me?

P.S. before you say go to a shop, there isnt any shops around here that are competant / willing to do it. Ive had the process done before, so I am somewhat familiar with it, but I dont remeber what the exact mix times are and the clamping procedure.

Thanks.

Gunder,

Email Jay at Snowcovers in Whistler. They do conformable, did mine, and he's a rad dude. Tell him I sent you.

jay AAATTTtttT thesozegroup dottie commie
10-31-2005, 12:57 PM
mtbakerskier

Quote:

Originally Posted by bossass

Gunder,

Email Jay at Snowcovers in Whistler. They do conformable, did mine, and he's a rad dude. Tell him I sent you.

jay AAATTTtttT thesozegroup dottie commie

Thanks, but Im not exactly planning on heading up there any time soon.
10-31-2005, 01:00 PM
Ski Monkey

Quote:

Originally Posted by mtbakerskier

I have a pair of Conformable foam liners that I need to foam, but I am missing the instructions for them. Anybody have them handy that they could up load for me?

P.S. before you say go to a shop, there isnt any shops around here that are competant / willing to do it. Ive had the process done before, so I am somewhat familiar with it, but I dont remeber what the exact mix times are and the clamping procedure.

Thanks.

mbs, do the tongues hold foam or just the back parts?
10-31-2005, 01:03 PM
ill-advised strategy

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Originally Posted by bossass

Gunder,

Email Jay at Snowcovers in Whistler. They do conformable, did mine, and he's a rad dude. Tell him I sent you.

jay AAATTTtttT thesozegroup dottie commie

goddamned commies. :mad:
10-31-2005, 02:17 PM
Arty50

Just pour some beer down the tubes and tie them off. That way you'll have a nice squishy fit, and cold beer to drink at the end of the day (unless of course your feet get really warm and stink like poo).
10-31-2005, 03:08 PM
mtbakerskier

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Originally Posted by Ski Monkey

mbs, do the tongues hold foam or just the back parts?

The tounges as well as the liners take foam.
10-31-2005, 09:18 PM
ROCKS

You don't have to go to Whistler to visit snowcovers, they have a shop in vancouver on west 3rd near Burrard... They are just as knowledgeable there as they are in whistler. If anything more so, because they have a bigger facility. My buddy used to work there, but he just moved to Nelson.
10-31-2005, 10:17 PM
mntlion

PM me and I'll try to write something up for you, but Jay probably has something aready writen that he can send you.
10-31-2005, 11:44 PM
bossass

Yeah dude, I was implying Jay could tell you how to do it. It's just a mix, shake, squirt, stand kind of deal.
11-01-2005, 12:28 AM
BakerBoy

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Originally Posted by bossass

Yeah dude, I was implying Jay could tell you how to do it. It's just a mix, shake, squirt, stand kind of deal.

Sounds like a description of his 30 second long encounters with his woman. 2 pump chump!
11-01-2005, 01:37 AM
bossass

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Originally Posted by BakerBoy

Sounds like a description of his 30 second long encounters with his woman. 2 pump chump!

:( ...go to my happy place....happy place... :(
11-01-2005, 02:06 AM
BakerBoy

Quote:

Originally Posted by bossass

:( ...go to my happy place....happy place... :(

THE PRICE IS WRONG, BITCH!