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More is betterBe sure that if they allowd in tournaments players to have even 3 mm more rubber they would grab the chance. So for you in my opinion just take the sharp edges if you have to and be carefull to not to overdo it.
Try taking off the rubber, getting sharper scissors, and try making a cleaner cut where it is rough cutting as little as you can while still making it sharp and round, then try regluing rubber.
You will likely end up with a rubber that is a little too small.
You could also get a perforated box cutter, snap off a section to get a new fresh blade, and try to trim a little at a time that is ugly and excess. You will still not end up with a perfect cut, but you will have a better endstate. if you put on some edge tape after it is all said and done, it will help it look better.
Thank you. I have a couple questions. One is, what is the downside of the ugly cutting? I mean, if I just put some edge tape on it so that I never accidentally pull the rubber off, will it be bad for my play? Second, I am a little low on glue haha. I used a box cutter that was old and bad which is why it ended up like this. If I snap off a section, do you think I will need to reglue it or could I just cut it a bit?
Thanks again.
I've started using one of these. With the combination of patience and slow cutting, I was able to get a perfect cut
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Didn't cost me a fortune. Only about 10 bucks.