Residual glue on rubber
Equipment
Arjun Mukherjee Arjun Asked 5 years ago
Hello,
Firstly I wanna say that your videos helped me a lot in improving my tt skills, thanks a ton for that!
Now, I've recently purchased a pre-made racquet and and it had two plastic protective films on both the rubbers as usual. When I removed it, i saw that it left a fair amount of glue residue on the rubbers. It has become very difficult to remove. I've tried warm water and sponge but it's not working. The rubber is very tacky but for that residue, the ball is just slipping away. What should I do?
Alois Rosario Answered 5 years ago
Hi Arjun,
Glad that you are liking the site.
You can try an alcohol swab or some mineral turpentine to remove the residue.
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Arjun Mukherjee Arjun Posted 5 years ago
Won't it damage the rubber?
No it won't.