No Name Boosters?

[phillypong]

Just use WD40 (a few drops and spread with a soft toilet paper) or lamp oil, also a few drops. Use it on the sponge and/or on the rubber. Always start thin.;
Works great for reviving old rubbers that lost their spin.

 

[lodro]

Just use WD40 (a few drops and spread with a soft toilet paper) or lamp oil, also a few drops. Use it on the sponge and/or on the rubber. Always start thin.;
Works great for reviving old rubbers that lost their spin.

agreed, I made the same experience using CRC -Marine.
However, while these liquids will clean and refresh the stickiness of the rubber, they do not actually " BOOST" the rubbers.

 

[igorponger]

Looks like a bomber's den. Armed Polices should step in here.

 

[lodro]

Looks like a bomber's den. Armed Polices should step in here.

that is true, it has always been "chemical" , however, members of the "former soviet union" are not
entitled to make such comments 😂

 

[shat1478]

Just buy Johnson Baby oil and moped synthetic oil, try some 75/25, 50/50 and 25/75 mixtures, there's one that will suit your needs and you'll thank me later hahaha

cool , I will try it

 

[phillypong]

agreed, I made the same experience using CRC -Marine.
However, while these liquids will clean and refresh the stickiness of the rubber, they do not actually " BOOST" the rubbers.

When you use WD40 or lamp oil (kerosene) on the sponge (just one or 2 thin layers!), these liquids do boost the rubber!

 

[lodro]

When you use WD40 or lamp oil (kerosene) on the sponge (just one or 2 thin layers!), these liquids do boost the rubber!

NO, they will boost the sponge 😁

btw. mineral turpentine does it too