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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-07-2012 1333818717 #1
Give me please some advices !
Hello !
What I must to do , to reduce humidity of the rubbers ? )
Thanks !
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-07-2012 1333825520 #2
I think you meant you get moisture on the rubber..right??
I used to get that too. You get moisture (very fine water particles developing on the rubber) when there is sudden temperature fluctuations from cold to warm.
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says I like to hit Heavy Topspinsays I like to hit Heavy Topspin04-08-2012 1333843411 #3
Or do you mean that when you play hard and sweat a lot, your rubber gets wet?
Not sure what to do besides wiping it off or cleaning the rubbers.Setup 1: Blade by Nate: Vortex Spin Machine, FH Evolution MX-K, BH Evolution FX-P
Setup 2: OSP Virtuoso Plus, FH Rasanter R 48, BH Rasanter R 48
Spin is Everything
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says Grand Consultant to the Office of the Goon Squadsays Grand Consultant to the Office of the Goon Squad04-08-2012 1333853780 #4
Use Globe 999 topsheet on whatever spopnge you want. It is a very good performer in high humidity conditions where other rubbers fail. I like the 42 Degree Quattro sponge.
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-08-2012 1333861928 #5
Thanks ))
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This user has no status.This user has no status.04-10-2012 1334061119 #6
Use rubber protective film after each session of play. Change them if you find them not sticky anymore.