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blade with tons of dwell time (13)
Re: blade with tons of dwell timeby Gene 19 years ago
The following message (subject: Re: blade with tons of dwell time) was posted by Gene, on 2/16/2005 7:02:20 AM:
| Let me also add that gluing (not necessarily re-gluing) with 7 day speed glue is also helpful. Volatile speed glue is not all that helpful at my level; however, I do use the 7 day stuff on some rubbers and leave the rubber on. On FX-EL, the effect is amazing. One sheet grew by more than 1/4 inch. I put three coats of Tibhar rapid deluxe on the rubber, attached it to the blade and never reglued. The mild permanent effect after a week was actually just what I liked. My shakehand playing partner likes the unglued FX-EL side as well. When I first tried this rubber I was used to the 729 Cream and I hated it, but once you get used to imparting spin with the ball sinking deeply into the grippy rubber rather than brushing lightly across a sticky surface, it is fun. |
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