QUOTE(thesun @ Jun 22 2012, 08:24 PM)
1. yes. basically readymade is good for starter. basically after playing for a while, u know dy how u play, looper/chopper/etc... from there u can go for next step, choosing correct rubber according to ur style.. for example if u play more heavy loop, then tacky rubber is the best...
2. yes, usually the hard part is to get rid of the sponge and glue residue.. u can use petrol and cloth to remove the residue. kasi clear sampai tinggal kayu... dont use alot of petrol.. sikit2 saja ok..
3. if u want to stick new rubber, for example, pimple rubber, need to lapik with paper below as u apply glue to bat, because pimple rubber u cannot gelek with a roller.. if normal rubber, can gelek.. refer to youtube video..
4. cheap supermarket blade with soft type of wood may also be good if u change the rubber to pimple.. so, no need to buy specific blade made specific for defensive style..
Thesun, boleh tanya sikit, saya tak faham.2. yes, usually the hard part is to get rid of the sponge and glue residue.. u can use petrol and cloth to remove the residue. kasi clear sampai tinggal kayu... dont use alot of petrol.. sikit2 saja ok..
3. if u want to stick new rubber, for example, pimple rubber, need to lapik with paper below as u apply glue to bat, because pimple rubber u cannot gelek with a roller.. if normal rubber, can gelek.. refer to youtube video..
4. cheap supermarket blade with soft type of wood may also be good if u change the rubber to pimple.. so, no need to buy specific blade made specific for defensive style..
I also have supermarket blade, want to stick new rubber eg butterfly sriver. is sriver also a pimple rubber? if not pimple rubber not advisable to use cheap blade?
Another thing me not clear, how to lapik paper below as i appply glue? Put glue on paper then tekan pimple rubber on paper after that stick?
thanks.
Sep 5 2012, 11:18 PM

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