Was watching this and the idea that using this method for ramps dawned on me..



Opinions? I think it might be a fun alternative to concrete, and probably less expensive too.

And no (mikkel), I'm not trying to revolutionize the fingerboard scene, just think it would be cool

milk ramps co. ®

I'm actually thinking of making that and forming it into pool coping for this ledge.

innovative.

yee

snotjob wrote:

milk ramps co. ®

i'm already on it lol

milk wrote:

snotjob wrote:

milk ramps co. ®

i'm already on it lol

hahahaha!

skatemaster231 wrote:

I'm actually thinking of making that and forming it into pool coping for this ledge.

sweet dude let us know how it works out!

and jared thanks for sharing this its super innovative!

j peterson wrote:

skatemaster231 wrote:

I'm actually thinking of making that and forming it into pool coping for this ledge.

sweet dude let us know how it works out!

and jared thanks for sharing this its super innovative!

reed already has some in a mold lol!

thats sick

j peterson wrote:

skatemaster231 wrote:

I'm actually thinking of making that and forming it into pool coping for this ledge.

sweet dude let us know how it works out!

and jared thanks for sharing this its super innovative!

It'll probably work out like clay pool coping if you ever done it before. Just slap a chuck of the stuff on the edge of the ledge and make it nice, flat, and straight and then carve out the lines in it. Let dry, fine sand, wax and then sesh.

Looks like it'd be really hard to make nice and smooth for fingerboarding. It's a really good idea though, and if someone could get it to work I'm sure everyone would soon follow suit. Definitely going to have a go myself, I know that for sure!

I think milk may be more expensive than concrete haha. But neat idea.

make a deck out of that stuff and make it out of chocolate milk so that when your done with your deck you can eat it