Only those who have been inside a surfboard factory have ever seen this.
Here are some photos.
The board immediately after being hollowed out to install the FCS cups.
The hollowed-out remains of that FCS Cup.
The cup is made using viscosity to create an angle, and then white resin is injected and allowed to harden.
The process for making five fins is very time-consuming, as shown here.
Resin dripping and accumulating on the floor inside a laminating factory.
This is also resin that has accumulated on another floor.
When you look at it in parts like this, the dripping resin looks surprisingly beautiful.
There are some interesting sights inside the factory.
The board immediately after being hollowed out to install the FCS cups.
The hollowed-out remains of that FCS Cup.
The cup is made using viscosity to create an angle, and then white resin is injected and allowed to harden.
The process for making five fins is very time-consuming, as shown here.
Resin dripping and accumulating on the floor inside a laminating factory.
This is also resin that has accumulated on another floor.
When you look at it in parts like this, the dripping resin looks surprisingly beautiful.
There are some interesting sights inside the factory.
