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Sometimes, i give it until the 5th day before gluing it.

They have different feel because of different carbon layers used. I would pick the dynasty since i am not a fan of zjk blade.

Question is how thick is your application of the oil per coat? Give it more 2 days then just just put a pile of books on it after gluing. QUOTE=vik2000;273001]I recently did that to H3 provincial blue sponge (40 degree) and it's been 3 days after the 3rd layer and the dome is still there...

Common office cutter is good.

Pros are trained against random placements and reactions.

Develop good basics first.

LGL was also in serious mode playing since he was using ph grip.

I would rather use the new Sanwei 3 star balls which are as durable as Nittaku but way cheaper.

If both rubbers are placed on stiff blades, Rhyzer 48 has better control.

If you have a coach like LGL, i do not think you would need to worry about Falck

Depends on how much you play. I usually boost about every 3 weeks

Rev 3 sealant is good enough.

No wonder his racket is very light!!

During the transition from cellu to 40+, it was a bit pricey since balls back then easily crack. Nowadays they are much durable.

Wood Sealant

Calibra lt sound is very light and good for the backhand.

The glue itself will absorb some of the booster. Als9 if the glue is too thick, sometimes the bounce does not feel right.

I like the pro blue national than the original target national because the new one has an overall softer feel.

She is good looking

Thanks for the handbook