Haifu NAT Yellow and NAT Black?

[NakiMaki]

Im fairly new to boosting and I've been seeing some interesting pictures of boosted rubbers from the chinese app Rednote. There seems to be a big trend in using the black oil over there, and I've been wondering about what the main differences between the yellow and black oil are. At them moment i am boosting with Haifu Nat Yellow bought from prott.vip. Though i can't seem to get the same granulated texture in the topsheet as i've seen others have. I've already read that black oil "doesnt soften the spnoge", but i can't really make sense of that, since the oil definently should have some impact on the sponge texture.
I will provide some pictures below

Any experts have any wise words?

My hurricane^

All the above are from rednote. Using the black oil.

 

[tzifos]

I believe that you glue-job is not as good as the glue job on the other photos. The same for your photo skills!

 

[NakiMaki]

I believe that you glue-job is not as good as the glue job on the other photos. The same for your photo skills!

Goes without saying hahaha. The chinese racket assemblers must be fairly skilled. (Perhaps i lack some hidden secret). I don't think regluing will make much of a difference

 

[Doralikesmath]

Im fairly new to boosting and I've been seeing some interesting pictures of boosted rubbers from the chinese app Rednote. There seems to be a big trend in using the black oil over there, and I've been wondering about what the main differences between the yellow and black oil are. At them moment i am boosting with Haifu Nat Yellow bought from prott.vip. Though i can't seem to get the same granulated texture in the topsheet as i've seen others have. I've already read that black oil "doesnt soften the spnoge", but i can't really make sense of that, since the oil definently should have some impact on the sponge texture

The black oil is my booster of choice and it does soften the sponge, just not to the extend of yellow or white oil. I can get my rubbers to look exactly like the provided pictures, but against doing so unless you are preparing your paddle for a tournament. Generally, having that visibility of dimples requires at least 3 layers of booster and it will stretch the glue between the top sheet and the sponge to the max. Your rubber will not last long with that tension. I've destroyed a completely new sheet of mine just after one tournament and wouldn't do it again anytime soon.

 

[NakiMaki]

The black oil is my booster of choice and it does soften the sponge, just not to the extend of yellow or white oil. I can get my rubbers to look exactly like the provided pictures, but against doing so unless you are preparing your paddle for a tournament. Generally, having that visibility of dimples requires at least 3 layers of booster and it will stretch the glue between the top sheet and the sponge to the max. Your rubber will not last long with that tension. I've destroyed a completely new sheet of mine just after one tournament and wouldn't do it again anytime soon.

I'm probably going to buy it and experiment a bit just for fun
I will probably do the same ritual before tournaments unless i really like it. I usually need a bit of break in on the H3 rubber before im comfortable.

 

[Doralikesmath]

Planned to boost mine to the extreme like in OG post, but stopped after 3 layers cuz don't wanna ruin the rubber

 

[NakiMaki]

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Planned to boost mine to the extreme like in OG post, but stopped after 3 layers cuz don't wanna ruin the rubber

Reboosted and reglued. Seems better, though this rubber has been boosted 8 times in total??????????? No idea why it's only reacting strongly now

 

[joshmak10]

These are the two Hurricanes I am using on my WCQ blade currently with 2 moderately thick layers of FLM purple booster