Reuse Rubber
Table Tennis Equipment
Last updated 9 years ago
Bisesh Padhi Asked 10 years ago
Can we reuse a rubber film after using it once?
Alois Rosario Answered 10 years ago
Hi Bisesh,
Yes you can reuse a rubber. The hard part is taking it off the old bat without damaging it. You need to be careful and work around the rubber to remove it. Do it slowly and make sure it doesn't tear or leave bits of the sponge on the bat. If it is a premade bat, it may be more difficult because they tend to use stronger glues on them.
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Bisesh Padhi Posted 10 years ago
thnx that helped a lot
Harsh anonymouse Posted 10 years ago
oh i forgot to read this before trying....:'(:'(:'(
there r pieces of sponge left on the raquets pimps!?!
does it effect the spin of my raquet any way??
and bishesh pandi tell me which glue did u use..just asking curious(though i used fevicol)
Harsh anonymouse Posted 10 years ago
sorry for i mispelled your surname,bishesh padhi
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 10 years ago
Harsh,
You should smooth the surface before putting new rubber on.
faraz wadhwania Posted 9 years ago
hello sir, i had a stiga allround classic blade with mark V rubber but somehow i broke it off but the rubbers are still new so i am lookin forward to use the same rubber on friendship A3 blade
stiga allround classic head dimension: 156*150mm
frindship A3 blade head dimension: 152*159mm
can i reuse my rubber on the frienship ply as its already cut with dimensions of allround classic?
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago
Hi Faraz,
It may not fit on the blade properly.
faraz wadhwania Posted 9 years ago
sorry sir there is a slight information change
stiga allround classic: 150(W)*156(H)mm
friendship A3: 152(W)*159(H)mm
will the rubber be able to adjust a difference of 3mm??
wt can b the downside to it please let me know
Alois Rosario from PingSkills Posted 9 years ago
Hi Faraz,
It should be able to stretch those few mm. When you are gluing it on, just stretch the rubber slightly to fit the racket.