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You will not notice it.

The question is if you can really feel it.

Oh absolutely, I agree.

With all respect, the Yinhe might use the same composition, but really it never is the same blade. Or do you know for sure with sources of evidence that the carbon layer is identical, the sources of the woods are identical, the technique to apply the glue between the various layers is...

You still can seal but apparently you used too much? Use less and all is good.

Well, obviously they believe it sells nicely as it is named "Junsung".

Why do you sand?

Well, probably not. Quoting from the site: "The W968 version for Ma Long also uses the ALC of similar weaving method. But, TTGearLab hasn’t checked yet whether it is identical to that for new version of ordinary ‘Hurricane Long 5’ or not."

Usually, people that come with such arguments, often fail to properly deal with such kind of rubbers.

No. The structure of the A-C carbon layer is different.

In my opinion, clearly yes. If I play non-tacky rubbers, I use sticky cover sheets. If I play tacky rubbers, I use non-sticky cover sheets.

If sticky cover sheets are dusty, you can wash them with soap and water; let them air dry and re-use them.

Yes. It is a better protection against oxygen, dirt, etc. than just paper.

No, that is not what I say. I clarified my point also here: https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/forum/topics/why-so-much-hate-against-boosters.37864/post-570563

Boosting should either be allowed for everybody or forbidden for everybody. The solution as we have it right now, opens the door for cheating and is not in the interest of a fair sport. Again, no one understands why boosting is allowed in the factory but no longer after purchase. And I don't...

See my answer on the post above. My point is also that I hate being presented the mirror of morality by someone who pretends to be integer and picking rules according to liking.

The others have the same options and chances as me.

To all those posters that seem to walk on the ethical path, may I ask you a couple of questions: - Are you always providing your tax declaration in an honest and correct way? You claim boosting is against sticking to rules, and the same applies to rules from the tax authorities, right? - Are...

So, you report a case that happened 10 fuxxing years ago. And you can't really say what exactly happened and if it really was the seller's fault. Your post is so useless.

Thank you. I went there last week. They had a couple of DHS rubbers but no H3N.