10 Responses to “How to Brick a Ledge”

1. Dave, on October 13, 09 Said:

   I’ve been having the toughest time finding rubbing bricks. Hardware store employees just stare at me like I’m out of my mind when tell them what a rubbing brick is.

2. Kevin Chow, on October 13, 09 Said:

   fresh edit…. why didn’t you brick the entire curve ledge?

3. Daniel, on October 14, 09 Said:

   there called mason bricks, there at home depot close to the paint area, and your right no one knows what they are

4. Daniel, on October 14, 09 Said:

   correction *their

5. DaveG, on October 14, 09 Said:

   Entire ledge? bahh. It has a crack.

6. grammer police, on October 14, 09 Said:

   Daniel :correction *their

   correction: *they’re

   Looks like a fun spot to skate

7. Andreas Larfors, on October 14, 09 Said:

   Bloody vandals! I hope you all get arrested for this!

8. Kyle, on October 14, 09 Said:

   We have been on the rub brick tip for years. Good little edit!
   2 things to know, Never rub Brick a ledge that already has wax on it. You will completely write off your purchase. Also before you wax it spend the $3.99 at Walmart and buy spray on lacquer. Not only will the ledge grab the wax better but it slides a lot better if you add this step.

9. GuyC, on October 15, 09 Said:

   Daniel :

   there called mason bricks, there at home depot close to the paint area, and your right no one knows what they are

   grammer police :

   Daniel :correction *their

   correction: *they’re

   Looks like a fun spot to skate

   correction: *you’re right. Nobody does correction nazi like I do!

10. dwight, on October 24, 09 Said:

    Guy i loved that sweaty !