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Shuffleboard Refinishing
Here are some pictures of Steve P's American Rebound refinishing project.
The board was dropped off after being stored in a barn. There was water damage that warped the board.
It was delivered partially disassembled. I could not find a photo of the board on the Internet, so I never knew what it was supposed to look like until it was restored and re-assembled.
The playing surface was split with wedges to re-glue and clamp in a jig. This reestablished a flat cross-slope. The maple surface was originally constructed with many metal pins and glued, then clamped together.
A large planer was not available, so the board was sanded in place using an orbital sander with 150 grit paper.
A two-part, self leveling, polymer epoxy was poured on the surface and spread with a notched trowel. I used more than one gallon of epoxy for complete coverage and averaged 1/8" thickness. The underlying numbers were a vinyl decal.
All screws were replaced with stainless steel hardware. Most original hardware was bent or unuseable. New ss corner brackets were fabricated.
The bumpers were re-used as new natural gum rubber material is not yet available. The bumpers were covered with a rubberized-back pool table felt . Original Leg levelers were carriage bolts, replaced w/composite levelers.
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