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I played with primorac carbon some time ago. It was very fast without any interesting feeling. In my opinion if you want hinoki, get a full hinoki construction, either 1ply, 5ply, whatever. My favourite was the butterfly hs cryzer, what a blade...

Don't bother with this stuff. I don't know what Igor is trying to achieve, and I've stopped caring to be honest.

Moscow eh?

I guess that's the Russian propaganda Americans were talking about.

I'll sell it to Igor, that guy will buy and try to ban anything. Jokes aside, I'm just doing it for fun, I don't care much for results. As long as nothing explodes...

I don't think you're supposed to eat it my guy. It's safe for use and that's that, and there's no possibility of accidentally eating the thing in this context, unless you deliberately eat the mixture.

Eh, I'm having fun. And if it does work, I could find something else to add and see the effects.

Now you're talking. I'll test that on the kokutaku rubbers I got the other day, the perfect testing rats.

Won't make a difference. At receive the 90% is the rubber, not the blade.

I'll probably give it a shot, maybe I'll add some nitro fuel too. I wonder how powerful and how long it could last.

So after a bit of back and forth with chat gpt, it concluded on this recipe for a booster. What's your thoughts? I think it sounds promising. --- DIY Long-Lasting Table Tennis Rubber Booster Duration: approximately 4 to 6 months of boosted effect Ingredients (for about 100 ml total...

I was in the same boat, and receive is a bit tough. They bite backspin a lot and throw a lot of stuff in the net. The key with them is to open everything up, pushing isn't your friend here.

I did it too for a while with korbel, but my attacks lost a lot of venom and I had to work harder mid point for the same results. Now I have a harimoto alc clone coming in, probably a decent middle ground.

Sure. I see the random dude with the old korbel and allplay from time to time. It's their ease of use that make them so great, I'd pick these over a viscaria any day tbh, but I'm one hell of an ej, so that'll never happen, I'm guessing it's the same for many others.

Put a touch of super glue at the broken spots, just to ensure that when you pull off the rubbers you don't pull any wood with it. Otherwise it's perfectly fine, my old one looks like it went through war, this is new in comparison.

Teammate has donic c1, a year later it doesn't have tackiness, but it's still extremely grippy.

Yeap, it makes pretty good firewood. The cypress gives a lovely scent. Yep, it tore again, after double sealing it. Idk anymore...

I've double sealed it now. If it tears again I'll update on how good it is for firewood.

Ok. I'm a wizard. Now all that's left is to seal it again, this time a bit more.

Usually with a spatula and a scrape tool. Because most change rubbers once every 10 years. Welcome to Greece.