Booster

Malcbarber · Jun 19, 2017

Can anyone tell me if when using falco long term booster, do I have to use water based glue with it or can normal glue like joola zoom be used.

iamjason8 · Jun 19, 2017

My understanding is that booster is an oil-like substance so you need to apply both booster and then your water based glue.

My friend recently boosted his Neo Hurricane 3 with Falco Long Booster and followed this procedure doing two layers.

Things to be playing as normal i.e. more spin, more speed, no bubbles on his bat, etc.

Ilia Minkin · Jun 19, 2017

I guess that his question is whether it is OK to use speed glue with booster. I have never used speed glue. I used rubber cement (which is a sort of weak speed glue) with booster, but only with used rubbers that already had a layer of water based glue on it. The only concer was to wait for around 24 hours after gluing to cut the rubber: it used to shrink a bit.

If I had such question, I'd simply took a worn-out rubber and tried to use old glue with booster on it to see what is going to hapen.

ajtatosmano2 · Jun 19, 2017

Last week the same question has been answered.
Myself didn't tried, but azv said this:

Glue first and wait 2h or until the rubber is flat
Then a thin layer of booster, wait 12h
Then a layer of booster and wait 1 day
Repeat last step one or two more times
Finally glue the rubber to the blade once the rubber is flat again.

Its a long process, be patient

Malcbarber · Jun 19, 2017

Thanks for the info, I'll give that a try.

PolishTT17 · Jun 20, 2017

Boost your R47 and it will be like the best Rubber in the world

no kidding. It's ten times better! But, don't put on to many layers because the topsheet will be getting of the sponge and you'll get bubbles!

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