Gluing to reuse rubber
Equipment
Peter Nielsen Asked 9 years ago
Hello again
What's the trick to glueing rubber so that it is easily removed to be used on other blades? A fine coat? It seems difficult to remove the rubber damage free. Cheers,-peter
Alois Rosario Answered 9 years ago
Hi Peter,
If you use the water based glue it should come off relatively easily. Work your way around the bat peeling it off slowly.
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Ilia Minkin Posted 9 years ago
It also depends on the sponge a lot. Hard sponges are difficult to damage, while soft ones are easy. Glue really gets into soft porous sponge and makes it nearly impossible to remove the glue layer without tearing the sponge.
Peter Nielsen Posted 9 years ago
Thanks for your thoughts. Seems logical as I only play with softer versions. That's the price I may have to pay. Cheers peter