Re-gluing after 2 months

[randomplayer]

I peeled off my rubber from my blade and planning to reglue it, but it shrinked a little bit (i know its normal) but is there anyway to expand or properly allign it when re gluing?

Or do i stretch the rubber as i glue it with roller?

Any tips for re gluing? thanks!

 

[ander999]

You would probably have to stretch it. But in my opinion, I don't really like to stretch rubbers. Maybe align the rubber with the blade slightly higher then you normally would.

 

[SlowPower]

either u match it at the top end of the blade an roll it on towards the handle- there might be a small gap at the handle but that should be no problem.
or you apply a layer of seamon as this will give you the old size and playing characteristics back (but is not allowed?)

 

[randomplayer]

either u match it at the top end of the blade an roll it on towards the handle- there might be a small gap at the handle but that should be no problem.
or you apply a layer of seamon as this will give you the old size and playing characteristics back (but is not allowed?)

seamoon of booster or seamon of glue?

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

depending on the rubber/sponge, but I would put a layer of booster on, let it settle and placed the rubber (top sheet) on the blade and see how much it has expanded (sponge is oily, do don't put that on the wood).

This is the easier to do it, as i'm sure none of us here are pizza making experts, who can roll the rubber to fit "exactly" over the blade.
So allow, booster to do the work for you

 

[mocker88]

depending on the rubber/sponge, but I would put a layer of booster on, let it settle and placed the rubber (top sheet) on the blade and see how much it has expanded (sponge is oily, do don't put that on the wood).

This is the easier to do it, as i'm sure none of us here are pizze making experts, who can roll the rubber to fit "exactly" over the blade.
So allow, booster to do the work for you

Yep. Totally the easiest way to make it stretch most evenly all over.

 

[randomplayer]

depending on the rubber/sponge, but I would put a layer of booster on, let it settle and placed the rubber (top sheet) on the blade and see how much it has expanded (sponge is oily, do don't put that on the wood).

This is the easier to do it, as i'm sure none of us here are pizza making experts, who can roll the rubber to fit "exactly" over the blade.
So allow, booster to do the work for you

Does European rubber works well on Seamon Booster (Chinese Brand) to expand the shrinked rubber?

 

[Robin0910]

Does European rubber works well on Seamon Booster (Chinese Brand) to expand the shrinked rubber?

Yeah if it’s hard, 47 degree+. If it’s softer the booster can make it mushy

 

[Tony's Table Tennis]

Yeah if it’s hard, 47 degree+. If it’s softer the booster can make it mushy

answered correctly

hence I said, depending on the rubber
if the rubber is so small already, you don't really stand a loss.
for soft sponged, just use VERY little oil