Surfboards
PU, EPS and epoxy boards, including dings, cracks, rail damage, fin boxes, delamination and larger structural repairs.
Not sure whether a mark needs attention? Check whether your surfboard ding needs repairing.

James repairs dings, cracks, fin boxes, delamination, snapped boards and other composite damage at Whitburn Studio in South East England. See starting prices for common repairs, then send James the details and a few clear photos for assessment.
Repairs from across the UK are handled by James in the same workshop as Whitburn's custom surfboards. The aim is straightforward: understand the damage, make the equipment structurally sound and watertight, then finish the repair as neatly as the damage allows.
Whitburn Studio repairs surfboards, SUPs, windsurf boards, kayaks, foils and other composite equipment. If you are unsure whether a damaged surfboard is worth repairing, read James's guide to repairing or replacing a damaged surfboard, or send a few photos and he can assess it before you bring it in.
PU, EPS and epoxy boards, including dings, cracks, rail damage, fin boxes, delamination and larger structural repairs.
Not sure whether a mark needs attention? Check whether your surfboard ding needs repairing.
Composite paddleboards and selected inflatable SUP repairs, including damaged fittings and common board damage.
Composite damage to windsurf boards, kayaks, foils and similar watersports equipment can usually be assessed from photos.
Repairs are finished as neatly as the damage and original construction allow. Colour matching is available where the appearance of the repair matters.
Bringing in a surfboard? Please remove all wax before dropping it off. Wax contaminates workshop stands and boards in production, so boards that arrive waxed will be dewaxed before work starts for an additional £20.
Not sure what you are looking at? James's workshop guides explain surfboard fin box damage, delamination, buckled surfboards and snapped surfboards.
Want to understand the numbers before sending a brief? See how much surfboard repair costs in the UK and what can change the final price.
Choose your equipment and the type of damage, tell James whether you would like the finish colour matched, then add a few clear photos.
James will review the repair brief and images, confirm what work is needed and get back to you with the cost and next steps.
Clear photographs make that first assessment easier. If you are unsure what to send, see how to photograph surfboard damage for a repair quote.
It only takes a few minutes.
Prefer to talk to James directly? Get in touch about a repair.
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Choose the type of board or equipment you would like James to assess.
“The job was completed in a very professional finish and looks like new again.”
“Great service from James. Took my inflatable SUP in for repairs. The fin casing had come off the SUP and needed to be replaced and resat. The job was completed in a very professional finish and looks like new again. Looking forward to getting it onto the water again. Definitely can recommend James for repairs on your inflatable SUP.”
Sharon E
Inflatable SUP repair
This board arrived snapped and left ready to surf again. Clear photos helped James understand the break, plan the repair and get the board back in the water.


A complete break does not always mean the end of a board. Read whether a snapped surfboard can be repaired and what James looks for before recommending the work.