Best method to boost frictionless anti?

As majority of tacky users boost their sponge (quite openly), for anti material users what’s the best method to create a more frictionless topsheet? I have a dying 2 year old Dr N. ABS2 Soft I can experiment with.

Also would be interested to know if the same method would apply to treating long pips and any known method to make sponges more dampening?

I understand it is illegal the same way it is applied for boosting and technically when putting widely sold cleaner products on the topsheet of inverted grippy rubbers.

Any particular brand of silicon?

Rubber is red, will probably be too obvious with black shoe wax haha, need to be more low key like boosters 😅

Anti can’t generate much by itself. It is reliant on the spin on the ball already, the little spin that can be achieved with frictionless is via reversal - from an incoming topspin given back as backspin or vice versa for an incoming backspin given back as topspin.

A faster anti is not so bad in itself if you are able to absorb/wipe off the speed when blocking a heavy loop which hopefully means most of the incoming spin is kept on as much as possible. Let’s say a 10/10 topspin could be given back as 8/10, or 7/10 backspin depending on the properties of the anti. It can never be given back equal or greater than the initial spin as against anti, the spin depreciates (hope I’ve used the right word) as soon as it leaves the inverted players rubber.

A faster anti works well against strong backspin as the resulting reversal can result in a quite a strong drive just by hitting up through the ball aiming 2-4cm over the net, using the reversed backspin (that is now topspin) to get the ball onto the table.