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Wednesday, October 1, 2008

Table Tennis Rubbers - Simple Procedure For Gluing Them Onto Your Blade

Table Tennis Rubbers - Simple Procedure For Gluing Them Onto Your Blade

All you need is some table tennis glue (VOC based glue or rubber cement), a ballpoint pen, a very sharp cutting knife or razor blade and a hard round tube-like roller (such as a wine bottle), a piece of cardboard and a stack of heavy books.

Table Tennis Rubbers - Simple Procedure For Gluing Them Onto Your Blade

This is a simple step by step procedure for gluing a rubber onto a blade without the aid of any special tools or equipment. It can also be used to replace your existing rubbers with new ones.

Gluing procedure:



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