ad caster 80's airbrush 80’s Caster Tri-Fin By Surfy SurfyFebruary 9, 20240 Comments 1980’s Caster Surfboard. Shaper Bill Caster was an early adopter of the Tri-Fin/Thruster. Bump wing squash tail w/glass-on sides and center box. Caster loved to tinker and try out new concepts. This tail has an interesting bevel for easy release. Airbrush detail. 80’s airbrush graphics made for a fun era of surfing. 1980’s surfboards required more logos than the 1970’s. The laminator showing off skills by splicing two logos together. Also, this piece of rice paper did not saturate all the way and go “invisible” on the darker color. A common issue that sometimes still happens. 1980’s shortboards were not as nimble as modern day boards, but the extra girth led to powerful carving and big spray. Refined 80’s surfboards are worth a revisit for the modern shortboarder. Casternomics: fine tune your new TRI-FIN with four different removable center fins. 0 Comments Surfy Surfy Posts by Surfy Surfy previouslySurfy UFO’s tee up next God Emperor of the Surfy’verse Leave a Comment Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. Δ No Comments Yet.