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So, have that one ledge in your town, perfect height, away from everything, but won't slide for anything? Well, for about 6 dollars and a trip to a local Home Depot or Lowes, you can make it buttery in less than a day. Youll need:
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-A rub brick
-Instant drying clear lacquer
-A ledge
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Step 1: Use the rub brick to grind the top and side(s) of the ledge down until it is perfectly smooth. This will probably take a good 20 minutes with a few people working if it's a chunky ledge. Blow off the dust left on the ledge.
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Step 2: Spray a big coating of the instant drying lacquer. You want it pretty thick, just enough so it won't run, but a hearty amount. Let it dry for about a half hour, regardless of what the directions say.
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Step 3: One more coat of lacquer. Make it thick again, and make sure to get a lot of the ledge, remember, sides and top! You'll need it for bluntslides and nose/tailslides. Now let both coats dry overnight.
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Step 4: Wax! Coat this thing in wax, everywhere you lacquered.
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You're ready to skate your ledge! Have fun with your new spot, and watch as it gets blown out, then find another ledge. Good luck!
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Also is this the same as buttery ass mondays? The same materials I mean?
But! Does it grind?????????
But! Does it grind?????????
But I will try and buy all that stuff listed in the first post someday.