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I think i wrote that wrong, what i wanted to say was that i intended to use tacky rubbers like h3, and i will probably boost them too. I was under the impression that boosting might cause the blade to splinter faster but even that makes less sense now that i have researched a bit more.

thanks, seems like its a good choice for me then since i am transitioning from all wood to f3 pro just for that more speed without losing a lot of flex.

The reason i started this thread was mainly because i don't have any prior experience of lacquering blades, so i was unsure if i should lacquer the f3 pro as a lot of people told me that since i plan to use tacky rubbers i should lacquer the blade. I would prefer not lacquering the blade at all...

i think i would like to stick with more traditional ways for now. i came across this product that is a water-based polyurethane and its supposed to work as a lacquer so i just wanted to know if it would be suitable for me. i have attached an image with its specification.

thanks mate, seems really helpful

Well, I'll be buying from aliexpress so i'd have to do it myself.

thanks for the answer, i suppose i would have to seal the blade now. How often do you think i should seal the blade assuming i play for about 10 hours a week. I have never replaced the rubbers on my current racket but i believe with this much play time i would have to at least change the rubbers...

So i have been playing with my cheap sanwei all wood blade for a while now, and i believe i play at a descent level, thats why i am thinking of upgrading to a descent carbon blade. F3 Pro seems like a descent option for my budget (~$30), but i have came across a lot of reviews that mention...