Snowboard Traction Pad Replacement
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Last updated on Mar 17, 2014
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Introduction
Go to step 1 ↓Traction pads are used to give you extra grip when you have one foot out of the bindings. This guide is about detaching and attaching traction pads.
What you need
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Use a plastic or metal scraper to remove the existing traction pad.
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If there is any residual adhesive left from the old traction pad, soak it with adhesive remover.
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Let the adhesive remover sit for a few minutes.
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Wipe away the residue using a towel and water.
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Dry the the surface where the new traction pad will be placed.
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Peel the back off of the new traction pad to reveal the adhesive.
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When placed, the traction pad should be about an inch away from the rear binding.
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To avoid creating air bubbles, start with one corner of the pad and roll the rest down.
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Press down firmly to help it stick to the board and remove any air bubbles that may have occurred.
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Give the adhesive a minimum of 12 hours to dry before use.
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