A cure to colored rubbers

[Kamiruku]

People have been predicting that colored rubbers will cause unwanted hassle to table tennis equipment distributor. Why don't companies make a paint applier that does not damage the rubber? It would be a far cheaper and beneficial method for the distributors and consumers.

 

[DukeGaGa]

because paint wears off the surface very easily, especially when the surface is constantly being struck and rubbed by a plastic ball that isn't smooth, and paint on the surface would also change the characteristics of the rubber.

 

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People have been predicting that colored rubbers will cause unwanted hassle to table tennis equipment distributor. Why don't companies make a paint applier that does not damage the rubber? It would be a far cheaper and beneficial method for the distributors and consumers.

why would you paint a rubber, thats like washing your paddle to make it clean. if its really a hastle, companies just shouldn't make colored rubbers

 

[Baal]

This made no sense to me.

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

This innovation would be right up there with the ARB handle.

 

[MarcusBrown]

Cheaper for the customers, but not for the supplier. May be that is the reason.

 

[UpSideDownCarl]

Cheaper for the customers, but not for the supplier. May be that is the reason.

Wait, are you actually considering the idea of "PAINTING" rubbers for color choices? hahahahaha.

 

[Der_Echte]

There are too many bad chems in the drinking water these days.

 

[Arkady]

Posting under the influence, should be strictly prohibited by the forum rules...