Self Lubricating Plastic

Discussion in 'Hardware questions' started by soul2roll, Jan 15, 2012.

  1. soul2roll Member

    Looking to get my old Stockwell xsjado's out again but i totally hate the souls on them. They are a size large and stick like hell sometimes.
    There was a guy at the my local skate park who said he makes his own souls for some of his skates with some self lubricating placstic? I dnt know if its the UHMW or whatever its called? Anyone know a good plastic i can use to mod my xsjado souls? Thanks.
  2. koubis Terminator

    you can wax them a bit, if they stick too much, i don't know about the plastic.
  3. soul2roll Member

    Wax doesn't seem to make alot of difference. Plus at skate parks u can't wax up rails sometimes. I've known a few people to have problems with xsjado souls grinding.
  4. stickyjam New Member

    Ultra High Molecular Weight plastic is what your on about... dunno how easy it is to source though :p
  5. soul2roll Member

    Owww very good. Cheers for that. I hope i can get some? I've got a friend who can use the tools at his work to cut them for me? :D
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  8. .Fx Member

    If you search really hard and get lucky, you might be able to get your hands on some NIGHT UHMW souls for Xsjado's. But they're very rare and UHMW is quite slow on rails/metal.

    As for making your Xsjado souls faster, you could 'clean' them by skating a very rough curb for several minnutes, or use a drill to make some countersink holes in the plate (like the Razors cult have). It makes them a bit faster.
  9. Hairy Beanbag New Member

    The old rollerblade TRS soul insert were self lubricating teflon......
  10. Hairy Beanbag New Member

    six one six (formerly night) have just released razors Sl soul inserts and I have heard they are interested in machining xsjado uhmw souls with the dimples for catching wax.

    The guy you'd want to talk to and find out if their being released..... is detroit's bald legand Al Dolega.

    The company, along with night is under the umbrella of intergrated distribution..

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