Before Use
- Allow two weeks after manufacture date for your paddle board
to cure before use
- Be careful as to how much pressure is applied to the paddle
board via strapping or other before it is fully cured
Transporting
- Use a paddle board cover if possible (available from Force
Field)
- If no cover is available, ensure racks are either soft or
padded
- Position roof racks as far apart as possible
- Carry paddle board upside down on racks to prevent denting
of the hull
- Secure the paddle board using flat straps (available from
Force Field) rather than rope
After use
- Rinse the paddle board with fresh water – in particular the straps
Storing
- Store in the shade whenever possible
- If no shade is available, use a cover (available from Force Field)
- Store upside down – to protect the hull and the fin
- Never leave paddle board in direct sunlight in a yard where there in no
wind – especially mid summer with extreme heat
Repairs
- If the paddle board is damaged while in salt water, remove it as soon
as possible, rinse with fresh water, and allow drying fully before repairing
- Do not allow water to remain in the paddle board as it can be absorbed
and adds to the weight of the paddle board
- Minor chips and scratches may be filled with polyester or epoxy resin
- Small cracks and dings may be fixed with a fiberglass repair kit
- More serious damage should be fixed by a professional
Any more questions please email or call us
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