Camel toe

**dozerdoggie** · 06-05-2009 06:22 AM

great idea
good looking deck

**Wells** · 06-05-2009 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by SoloRider

Wow, you make some ridiculously sexy boards, I hope you don't hold it against me if I pump out a Camel Toe knock off(bamboo of course) in the near future.

You certainly wouldn't be the only one ripping off Rus' style.

**Mile_High_Mark** · 06-05-2009 09:57 AM

I've worked with Rus for a few months, and he "gets it." One thing that impressed me is that he listens to feedback and constructive criticism, and incorporates that feedback into improvements to his boards. While this may seem like a minor thing, it is what separates a potentially good board from a potentially great board.

**Blackmore** · 06-05-2009 09:58 AM

thats a sick ass board man!

**schmoose** · 06-05-2009 11:02 AM

la-git!!!!

**mr_veeder** · 06-05-2009 11:03 AM

Digging the board man, I would be stoked to ride that!!!!

**pepperdro** · 06-05-2009 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by SoloRider

Wow, you make some ridiculously sexy boards, I hope you don't hold it against me if I pump out a Camel Toe knock off(bamboo of course) in the near future.

HAHAHAHA! you're going to pump out a camel toe....

I would love to ride a camel toe, But I can only find the moose knuckles..

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Sorry, I couldn't resist

**luftywaffles** · 06-05-2009 11:07 AM

sick board...looks like so much fun!

**Gecko** · 06-05-2009 11:11 AM

Looks awesome Rus!
I love the paint job.

**SoloRider** · 06-05-2009 06:29 PM

Originally Posted by Wells

You certainly wouldn't be the only one ripping off Rus' style.

At least I can promise that when the day comes I'll be up front and honest about it.

**Willl** · 06-05-2009 06:39 PM

Rus your boards just keep gettng better and more creative. This looks like an interesting and useful design.

**Chainmaillekid** · 06-05-2009 06:46 PM

What do you use to finish?

I know a boarder that made cut outs for his feet as well, but for different reasons. He eventually dropped concave altogether and just rides flat boards now.

I was wondering if that might be applicable, But it seems you've answered that question for me

**scratch** · 06-05-2009 06:59 PM

Originally Posted by Chainmaillekid

What do you use to finish?

Sherwin-Williams AcryGlo has been the finish of late
Sherwin-Williams | Aerospace Coatings
Also have used Awl Grip 2000 Awl Craft and a few others

**Longbord1** · 06-05-2009 07:17 PM

Awesome board...seriously...

**Chainmaillekid** · 06-05-2009 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by scratch

Sherwin-Williams AcryGlo has been the finish of late
Sherwin-Williams | Aerospace Coatings
Also have used Awl Grip 2000 Awl Craft and a few others

That looks like it'll work, Thanks

At the shop I work at we have some really nice finish.

I cant even remember the name of the line, But its made by DuPont.

Its suposedly like one of the best industrial finishes, But its strictly off limits because its so freaking expensive, I believe they said it was a couple hundred $ for the finish, and the hardener, and the thinner, and the Adhesion Promoter, and all the other stuff. Its pretty incredible.

But Ive always wanted to try some on a longboard, Just because

It would be Such overkill though, especially on the boards Im making XD

**scratch** · 06-05-2009 08:08 PM

Originally Posted by Chainmaillekid

That looks like it'll work, Thanks

At the shop I work at we have some really nice finish.

I cant even remember the name of the line, But its made by DuPont.

Its suposedly like one of the best industrial finishes, But its strictly off limits because its so freaking expensive, I believe they said it was a couple hundred $ for the finish, and the hardener, and the thinner, and the Adhesion Promoter, and all the other stuff. Its pretty incredible.

But Ive always wanted to try some on a longboard, Just because

It would be Such overkill though, especially on the boards Im making XD

This stuff is well over 300 a mixed gallon... hardner, thinner, accelerator etc... but one coat over a good sealer with a sanding in between and it goes a decent distance. the quality & look are really worth it... have used the US paints two part urethane as well and that is also spectacular... switching to a spray lacquer would save a gob of dough but, it's hard to give up the good stuff... you should bring a board into work and just wait till someone is using the top shelf and see if you can get them to put the board in the booth to get what ever's left in the gun... maybe a little overspray please?

**Chainmaillekid** · 06-05-2009 08:24 PM

Originally Posted by scratch

This stuff is well over 300 a mixed gallon... hardner, thinner, accelerator etc... but one coat over a good sealer with a sanding in between and it goes a decent distance. the quality & look are really worth it... have used the US paints two part urethane as well and that is also spectacular... switching to a spray lacquer would save a gob of dough but, it's hard to give up the good stuff... you should bring a board into work and just wait till someone is using the top shelf and see if you can get them to put the board in the booth to get what ever's left in the gun... maybe a little overspray please?

I use spray laquer now. Its better than nothing.

We don't use the nice stuff often, But our paint guy actually said the same thing. Because once its mixed... you have to use it on something.

The hardest part is going to be making a board worth putting it on.
Though I think one of the boards Im currently working on might be a good candidate.
Made from solid mahogany strips, and its going to have a carbon fiber bottom. Its a beauty, exept its compleatly flat.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...s/IMG_1100.jpg
Once its stained... Oh my goodness.

**Aiyo** · 06-05-2009 09:53 PM

Scratch, I want your camel toe. Its smooth, pink, and has sexy curves. I would buy it right now, but I'm too poor to buy it.

I'd set it up with 42 Prandals and 88a sabre bushings or kookys and reflex bushings.. *sigh* dreams..

**scratch** · 06-06-2009 12:58 AM

Originally Posted by Aiyo

Scratch, I want your camel toe. Its smooth, pink, and has sexy curves. I would buy it right now, but I'm too poor to buy it.

I'd set it up with 42 Prandals and 88a sabre bushings or kookys and reflex bushings.. *sigh* dreams..

I'm flattered that you want my camel toe... I have young fresh smooth pink sexy camel toes available... and these boards love 42's... and they would love you back for riding them right... that's all a camel toe really wants... to be treated rough, to be taught who is the boss... that's how you love a camel toe.

**phil7153** · 06-06-2009 03:33 AM

Originally Posted by scratch

I'm flattered that you want my camel toe... I have young fresh smooth pink sexy camel toes available... and these boards love 42's... and they would love you back for riding them right... that's all a camel toe really wants... to be treated rough, to be taught who is the boss... that's how you love a camel toe.

wow, this is going a little too far. Now it is just getting weird.