justin cheeks wrote:

i just made a ledge and i was wondering should i use thin sheet metal on the edges for smoothness and if so where is the cheapest place to get it

go down to your local hardware store, menards, home depot, lowes, etc.. and pick up some corner coping dont be afraid to bring the ledge and a deck with to size it out, usually pick the smallest that they have imo its best!

Does anyone know the shipping time from Hong Kong or China to the united states? roughly?

Chris Marston wrote:

justin cheeks wrote:

i just made a ledge and i was wondering should i use thin sheet metal on the edges for smoothness and if so where is the cheapest place to get it

go down to your local hardware store, menards, home depot, lowes, etc.. and pick up some corner coping dont be afraid to bring the ledge and a deck with to size it out, usually pick the smallest that they have imo its best!

I aint affraid of fingerboarding stuff i do it in public alot, tons of people ask questions about it though plus i made the ledge i might post pics tomorrow

Chris Marston wrote:

Does anyone know the shipping time from Hong Kong or China to the united states? roughly?

close from 2weeks and a half to a month (customs are a bitch)

Does anyone know if G12 Premium decks are worth the 32 dollars.

laserfbs wrote:

Does anyone know if G12 Premium decks are worth the 32 dollars.

NO go buy a karma custom for 15 bucks

Flatface decks are rubbish imo. You'd be better off getting a Temple, Pure, Karma, Etc.

I don't really like g12's because they don't really have concaves..

I'm looking to get an oldschool setup and will probably also use it outside, so i want durable but good wheels. I'm thinking that 2 good options would be flatface g6O's or any of the o material wheels, or oaks. Please give your opinion, thanks

Winkler big daddys would be sweet on an old school

He's looking fir durability though. I think G6O's would be good, I've never tried them though, but they are a hard material. Just imo the color isn't too great.

I would recommed Oak wheels because they're made out of urethane, so they will take anything you throw at them. Even concrete. Flatface wheels just won't last outside..

nocomply lab wheels they urathane super hard lol

Jayden H. wrote:

He's looking fir durability though. I think G6O's would be good, I've never tried them though, but they are a hard material. Just imo the color isn't too great.

They would get chunky and gross as they are made out of plastic.

Gunner's right Oaks are the way to go
qq: can anyone tell me my names' letters ? according to the 'can you skate your name' thingy on the fingerboarder magazine #3
L-U-I-S-C-O-R-R-E-I-A
Tks

Jayden H. wrote:

He's looking fir durability though. I think G6O's would be good, I've never tried them though, but they are a hard material. Just imo the color isn't too great.

Hard materials are not the way to go outdoors. They wont feel smooth enough.

As always i would recommend Substance wheels. I've used my THC's outdoors and they perform amazing, they don't seem to wear either.

Mikkel S wrote:

Jayden H. wrote:

He's looking fir durability though. I think G6O's would be good, I've never tried them though, but they are a hard material. Just imo the color isn't too great.

Hard materials are not the way to go outdoors. They wont feel smooth enough.

As always i would recommend Substance wheels. I've used my THC's outdoors and they perform amazing, they don't seem to wear either.

g6x's, closeup bearing wheels ,sow, and oaks are good out door wheels and the o e material work best on granite and marble.

who has the best wheel material of all companies, also if you have tried lab wheels from nocomply how durable are they i saw a vid where the backs wore out quickly

justin cheeks wrote:

who has the best wheel material of all companies, also if you have tried lab wheels from nocomply how durable are they i saw a vid where the backs wore out quickly

Lab wheels are very durable, I own two sets. I only had to replace one wheel from 8.

Best material has to be Oaks. They soft and grippy

Havok Fingerboards wrote:

justin cheeks wrote:

who has the best wheel material of all companies, also if you have tried lab wheels from nocomply how durable are they i saw a vid where the backs wore out quickly

Lab wheels are very durable, I own two sets. I only had to replace one wheel from 8.

Best material has to be Oaks. They soft and grippy

which color lab wheels did you get

justin cheeks wrote:

Havok Fingerboards wrote:

justin cheeks wrote:

who has the best wheel material of all companies, also if you have tried lab wheels from nocomply how durable are they i saw a vid where the backs wore out quickly

Lab wheels are very durable, I own two sets. I only had to replace one wheel from 8.

Best material has to be Oaks. They soft and grippy

which color lab wheels did you get

Loogie. Blue/Grey

nice i hope he makes just a flat grey or black not really into insane colors

justin cheeks wrote:

nice i hope he makes just a flat grey or black not really into insane colors

there really worth the money though!

yea i need to get rid of some stuff before i buy though so it might be a while

aw that sucks man.