Dianci oil

I have never tried them first hand @SugaD please help with specifics. What I know is that Dianchi lasts 3 weeks. There is also Kailin Oil . I prefer FL because it's lasts longer and I am lazy

I've been using Falco Long and Haifu Seamoon on H3 Neo BS. Falco Long usually lasts about 4-5 weeks before I need to reboost and Seamoon for 2-3. I know that Falco Long isn't optimal for Chinese tacky rubbers but I really like that it softens up the sponge quite a bit making it easier to play with. The effect of Seamoon is that it dramatically increases the spin.

(Been using it since February on my FH)

mart1nandersson said:

I've been using Falco Long and Haifu Seamoon on H3 Neo BS. Falco Long usually lasts about 4-5 weeks before I need to reboost and Seamoon for 2-3. I know that Falco Long isn't optimal for Chinese tacky rubbers but I really like that it softens up the sponge quite a bit making it easier to play with. The effect of Seamoon is that it dramatically increases the spin.

(Been using it since February on my FH)

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Pardon my ignorance, but how does a booster dramatically increase spin? I thought boosters affected mostly the speed of the rubber.

Tinykin said:

Pardon my ignorance, but how does a booster dramatically increase spin? I thought boosters affected mostly the speed of the rubber.

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I’m by no means an expert but the top sheet felt a whole lot tackier after applying Seamoon. Falco on the other hand mainly seem to make the sponge mushy (which I prefer).

Joe141 said:

Thanks, what are the differences between Haiti seamoon booster and dianci oil

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Haven’t tried Dianchi (?) nor the Haifu black oil mainly due to the fact that it’s quite hard to buy (the real deal) for people outside of China. Lots and lots of fakes are available so watch out.

So as I understand it (basically), when you apply booster or speed glue for that matter, the chemicals expand the sponge. This increases the energy efficiency of the sponge which mostly impacts speed, softens the sponge increasing the feeling, and stretches out the top sheet. The third point is the most important, creating the backwards dome (the rubber is being curled back under the force of the expansion). The stretching of the top sheet is like a spring or tight rope so when a ball interrupts it it springs back harder creating more spin and speed. I was skeptical about boosting for a while, as I was beginning and didn't feel the speed would help. But the spin gave me much more confidence in landing shots and the softening of the sponge made me at least perceive I had more control and feeling. As a short note, I've always preferred nonboosted tackies for service as you can more easily keep the ball short and spinny. But it's marginal nothing close to the benefits of opening loops, loop drives, drives, blocks that boosting provides.

Please do correct me if you have better information. This is mostly anecdotal.

Joe141 said:

https://www.prott.vip/Product-Details.aspx?productcode=DCOil
Does this look legit

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I have no idea but ProTT is a strange outfit. Certain things are 100% legit like balls and rubbers. Other things like textiles and pro rubbers are 99% fake. Other people will probably know better when it comes to their boosters. I believe that the store is being run by an ex provincial player.

When you boost the rubber it softens up the sponge enabling the ball to sink deeper and the topsheet and sponge grabbing the ball better increasing the spin. That is beside the better energy transfer from rubber to the ball.

Lidu gold oil is better then all those in the short term iv used like 5 different ones
Haifu Black oil , haifu Seamoon, Kalin , Danchi oil and ofc my favorite Lidu Gold Oil

Yeah the Oil is real Pro rubbers im not sure about but the rest seems real , HL5 Pro is plays so well