Snowboard Repair?

This is usually caused by an impact - the layers will get a small crack between them and riding will usually force snow into the crack forcing the layers apart further - especially if it is on the nose (leading edge).

A board shop can repair a delamination, but they don't guarantee it and it is expensive. Seems like lesser boards often have this problem - my first snowboard died this way after only one season but it was a cheap $150 board. Since I have been riding better boards I've not had this problem.

Good Luck

Unless your scraper is super sharp you usually can't scrape a repair completely flat. I usually use a razor blade (the rectangle type used for utility scrapers) to carefully shave and scrape til the repair is flush. Then lightly sand with a finer grit sand paper using a block. Actually running the sanding block from tip to tail a few times will help open up the structure of your base to help it absorb more wax and keep it from sticking on the snow.

I'm not quite sure, I might be a design defect. I think the best for you is to wait for LTD to reply. Who knows you might get a new one for free! Good luck!