Surfboard glass on leash loop (old school)

Glassing a leash loop on a retro fish.

[@user-ld6eg6ff8e]

helpful as f*ck

[@aaronstuder9025]

Thank you Very helpful

[@bradleypinto1153]

Thanks so much for posting this!! Upcoming Florida shaper here, and I have a glass leash plug/ glass on fin board and I want to recreate those features. By far the best video showing how to do this that I’ve seen

[@petep5003]

i wouldnt exactly call you upcoming

[@bradleypinto2378]

@@petep5003 huh?

[@ralphiewigs2208]

I just had a leash loop on a pavel fish/moonlight glass (of all places) pop off. You want something done right...

[@geoffpyatt1926]

Thanks for the video

[@cameronroffey3548]

Thanks, nice work. Very helpfull.

[@jrhurdsman6731]

Dang super solid video thanks a ton for the help!

[@dustinrelethford248]

Stupid question here: for resin bridges/ leash loops- any harm or benefit from attaching your leash directly to the bridge/ loop vs attaching a string on the bridge first and attaching your leash to that (like you would with a normal leash plug)? For example- is attaching your leash directly to the bridge more likely to break it if you have a bad fall and your board gets pulled away from you?

[@jasonfichera211]

When you did the tint only on the bottom of this board, did you still laminate the bottom first and then the top? Whenever do tint on one side and clear on the other I end up seeing the lap line from the clear side on top of the tint side.

[@GodShimo]

Hmmmmm I’d try to hide that with a pin line over the cut lap