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Here begins an exciting journey into the heart of surfing: the making and repairing of surfboards. I’m Sebas, creator of Mundo-Surf and a wave lover, but also a fan of the tools, materials, and techniques that bring to life those boards that connect us with the ocean.

In this space, I share my experience, knowledge, and tips on how to build custom boards, keep them in perfect condition, and fix common issues to extend their lifespan. Whether you're passionate about shaping or looking to improve your repair skills, this blog is for you.

Because behind every wave ridden, there’s a board made with passion and dedication. Join us and discover the art and science of surfboards!

How to fix a surfboard splited in two

Yes, a surfboard split in two can be fixed, and in this article we will explain how. It isn’t easy and is a delicate task, but if you follow the steps of this tutorial, are meticulous, and have the...

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How to fix the rail of a surfboard

The rails of a surfboard are very sensitive to shock, that´s why I will explain you how to repair it by yourself. In this case, the surfboards has suffered hundreds of miles on a bike racks rental ...

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How to fix the nose of your surfboard

We will explain you in this post how to repair the nose of your surfboard, which is probably the most fragile part of your board. Knowing how to repair your surfboard by yourself is not only saving...

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How to sand your surfboard

The Sanding is a delicate stage in the manufacturing process of a surfboard. For this final step in making your surfboard, you will need a rotary sander and sanding discs of different thicknesses: ...

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Building a surfboard: how to insert the fins plug

Once your surfboard is glassed, it´s time to insert the fins and leash plugs. The position of the fins is essential if you want that make turns with your surfboard, and I guess that you want…. Ther...

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How to build a surfboard: the gel coat or hot coat

The gel coat or hot coat consists in applying a layer of polyester resin mixed with wax styrene on your newly laminated surfboard. Applying a gel coat is relatively simple. The first thing you have...

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How to laminate a surfboard

The laminations of a surfboard consist in applying a layer of fiberglass cloth on the foam, and by impregnating the fiberglass with resin. This operation will give strength and rigidity to your sur...

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Printing your own surfboard´s logo

The design of your surfboard goes through some custom logos. To create your own brand of surfboards, logos are essential. You can print logos simply and economically with a simple inkjet printer.

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How to paint your surfboard

To paint a surfboard, you have two options. You can paint on the foam, before having it finished, or you can also paint directly on the finished board. Each option has advantages and disadvantages....

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How to shape a surfboard: the cnc shaping machine

CNC shaping machine was launched in the 90´s and revolutionized the surfing industry. They are now widely used by many shapers, for its speed and precision. CNC Shaping Machine allows to design a s...

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How to shape a surfboard

Building a surfboard begins with the shape of the foam. From a blank with a stringer, the goal is to give it the shape we want for our surfboard. The first step is to define the outline: shortboard...

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Tools to buid a surfboard

If you plan to build a surfboards, you will need the following tools: 1. Squeegee The squeegee is a plastic spatula used to distribute the resin over the fiberglass cloth. Being soft and flexible, ...

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Shaper´s dictionary

To speak the same language, the shaper´s language, let's define the most common words used by surfboard makers: - Deck: the upper part of the surfboard. - Bottom: la lower part of the surfboard - N...

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