Wipe-off board with a lint-free towel.
Clean grip tape of dirt and debris.
Cosmetic touch-ups where applicable.
Clean and lubricate bearings (extra fun for the Loaded Hammerhead).
Ensure no rusting is occurring in the hardware.
Clean the wheels (extra fun for the Loaded Hammeread).
Vacuum seal it, put it in a clean room, and play it soothing classical music for 24 hours.
It sucks to have OCD =/
but I like the classical music part
I combine them =/
Its usually good, but Ive lost my grip once or twice...not good.
I remember waking up and taking a shower one day of senior year...I leaned over to pick up the shampoo and slipped. I was laying down and I was so tired I fell asleep...I awoke an hour later to my dad yelling through the door what the f-ck I was doing.
It sucks to have OCD =/
but I like the classical music part
Lol.
I've been meaning to ask you guys, what classical music makes my board best for sliding?
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My Music.Art.Blog Site: http://sites.google.com/site/shelteredturtle/
Old college skate club site:
http://www.freewebs.com/smcmlongskate
I usually watch longboarding videos on the net for the rest of the day after a session. I don't calm down until later in the night, thats when it hits me.
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