Best Water based glue

[SenseiJM]

Hello everyone,

I'm coming to the wide knowledge base of this forum for advice. Until recently, I was using Falco's Optimum glue (the pink bottle) and I was very happy with it. The store where I usually buy it told me they wouldn't have it in stock for a while. So I bought a bottle of Gewo Clean Stick Glue.
To make it short : I hate it. It takes ages to dry, is super liquid and leaves an uneven residue on the rubber once it's taken off.

Any advice on which are the best water based glues on the market which detach easily, dry somewhat quickly, and don't run everywhere when you apply them ?
Thanks in advance !

 

[Tyce]

I love DHS 15. But because I'm too lazy to order a new bottle from Ali, I'm currently using Bison textile repair glue

 

[tzifos]

Nittaku Finezip, DHS #15, Revolution No3 (not the odorless), Stiga AttachPower are among the best.

Good low cost alternatives from Ali: Sueke (the one in pale green or pale blue bottle)

Good adhesion BUT very difficult to remove from rubber the Butterfly's Free Chack II/Pro

 

[piligrim]

I tried many but DHS #15 easiest to take off from rubbers

 

[Lazer]

I use Revolution 3 medium viscosity.

Cheers
L-zr

 

[NetProphet]

Detach easily, dry somewhat quickly, and don't run everywhere when you apply them

DHS 15 does all of these things.
Best glue I've ever tried and been using it for years now.

 

[lodro]

Good low cost alternatives from Ali: Sueke (the one in pale green or pale blue bottle)

I tried the revo and the DHS15, they are good glues but the SUEKE is the best.

 

[Grahf]

Dhs no. 15 its the best glue of all, no contest, works flawlessly on every rubber from every country

 

[lodro]

Dhs no. 15 its the best glue of all, no contest, works flawlessly on every rubber from every country

Test we did proved that when using the same blade and the same rubbers DHS15 on one side and Sueke on the other, the Sueke glue stuck stronger but was the easier to remove. This showed when we started to pull an edge of the glue with the Sueke we could keep on pulling much longer without the "glue-film " breaking. All tests were done using only 2 layers of glues on the rubbers and 1 on the blade. In comparison the Revo3 , also a good glue, was rubbish.

 

[golden_son]

Test we did proved that when using the same blade and the same rubbers DHS15 on one side and Sueke on the other, the Sueke glue stuck stronger but was the easier to remove. This showed when we started to pull an edge of the glue with the Sueke we could keep on pulling much longer without the "glue-film " breaking. All tests were done using only 2 layers of glues on the rubbers and 1 on the blade. In comparison the Revo3 , also a good glue, was rubbish.

How well does Sueke work on non-Chinese rubbers? I've tried DHS15 and different Revolution formulas and they dried quick and adhered well but I have yet to find a glue that  actually peels from the rubber like people say it does. I can get both to come off cleanly from harder-sponge Chinese rubbers but I lose bits of sponge on anything ESN 48° or under no matter what I've tried so far.

 

[我❤️打乒乓球]

DHS15 is the best for convenience and was of pulling it off, but from my experience it doesn't stick the rubber to the blade that well, though it isn't a big issue. Personally, my local table tennis shop uses DHS15 for hybrid and Chinese rubbers, while they use their own brand glue for tensors.

 

[sebi]

I used Butterlfy free check pro and it annoyed me. Kept pulling bits from the rubber even big holes.
Switched to DHS No.n15 never been happier. Great glue.

 

[我❤️打乒乓球]

I used Butterlfy free check pro and it annoyed me. Kept pulling bits from the rubber even big holes.
Switched to DHS No.n15 never been happier. Great glue.

Yea he I do agree, DHS15 is so easy to rip off and so convinient and doesn't mess up playing, though Butterfly I feel sticks it on better, but peeling the glue off is soooo annoying