Surfboard Shaping: Blank Makeup
Surfboard Shaping: Blank Shaping Tools
Surfboard Shaping: Proper Lighting
Surfboard Shaping: Rough Planing
Surfboard Shaping: Sanding the Bottom
Surfboard Shaping: Sanding the Deck
Surfboard Shaping: Outline Cleanup
Surfboard Shaping: The Rail Line
Surfboard Shaping: Fine Sanding
Surfboard Shaping: Fine Finishing the Deck
Surfboard Shaping: Fine Finishing the Bottom
Surfboard Shaping: Fine Tuning the Rails
Surfboard Shaping: Leveling
Surfboard Shaping: Final Prep
Surfboard Shaping: What Happens After Shaping
Summary: Before glassing a surfboard, make sure there are no scratches! Learn how to remove scratches and prepare a surfboard for glassing from a professional surfboard shaper in this free surfing video.
Scott Anderson is a legend surfboard shaper who owns and runs the only "handmade" surfboard company left in the Los Angeles area. He has been at the same location in Venice, California...read more
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"You have to clean this up, and get as many scratches out as possible, along the glue lines between the stringers. Cause this is where it is going to re a resign tint. And all that will fill up if we don't get it out at this stage of the game. Makes it a lot easier for the Glasser. One last scrub. Okay, there you have it. A finished product ready to gloss."
eHow Article: Surfboard Shaping: Final Prep
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