Last updated 9 years ago
Hi PingSkills
I've just glued my rubber with WBG (Nittaku FineZip 50) and the result is... Terrible! The rubber have some bubble on it and I think it's not good
You also know that WBG is more expensive and makes a lot of people suffer if they don't know how to glue it properly
So can you please have a video on how to use WBG as the video on "How to use speed glue" is no longer allowed as the speed glue is banned
Please help us
Thank you
Hi Frendy,
Take a look at this lesson we have on replacing rubber using water based glue.
http://www.pingskills.com/table-tennis/equipment-lessons/replacing-your-rubber/
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DHS Lover Posted 9 years ago
So when the time to re-glued? Can I still use the rubber with some bubble on it?
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago
It depends on whether the bubble is under the sponge or between the sponge and the rubber.
If it is under the sponge it will be fine. If it is between the sponge and the rubber then it will need to be replaced.
DHS Lover Posted 9 years ago
I see...
Anyway, in the video you use paper to wipe the glue evenly when other people use sponge to wipue
So which one is better? If I use sponge, can I use it repeatly?
And may I know what WBG you use? They said that every glue only match for some rubbers
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago
All water based glue is OK for all rubbers.
I think a sponge is better but you can use a piece of card as well. You could try rinsing out the sponge in water and see if it works.