Enhancing rubber

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Adrian Leung
Adrian Leung Asked 12 years ago

is it ok and safe to use water and sugar and put it in your rubber


Alois Rosario
Member Badge Alois Rosario Answered 12 years ago

Hi Adrian,

You can just use water.  I wouldn't use sugar.


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vinay b

vinay b Posted 11 years ago

what is it for??


ganesh burra

ganesh burra Posted 11 years ago

It would only attract Ants.


Eduardo Marini

Eduardo Marini Posted 11 years ago

I read that sunflower oil helps restoring decaying rubbers.My experience, it doesn, bring deads from their tumbs, but in Half way used rubbers restores spin and elasticity for a while

 


John Bartolucci

John Bartolucci Posted 11 years ago

May have already mentioned this, but a top rated player @ my club paints a thin layer of lighter fluid onto the sponge side of his rubber almost every practice.  Says it brings older rubber back to life, but is not legal (of course) for match play.  Some sponge can take it, lower quality sponge cannot, and will be ruined by doing this. Either way, I don't think it is healthy to breath lighter fluid fumes every week, so I don't even  try it.   Have started cleaning the top sheet with a light solution of water and mild/natural  dish soap. This gets the skin oil and dust off.  Cheers!


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