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There is a big problem in tuning process |
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alpali
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Posted: 03/14/2008 at 3:57am |
Hi, I think, all of us are missing most important thing. Everybody can dome rubbers with PO,CTE,SOO,Donic Boost etc. |
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Pejantan
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no pain no gain bro......
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alpali
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What do you mean?
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Pejantan
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i mean there's always a risk when we do something to the rubber, but for me, as long as i get benefit (instead of shortened the life span)...that was ok for me.....
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Aeros 1975
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alpali: most of tunners give you effect about 2-3 weeks. then it�s time for another tunning, you cut edge and will play for 1-2 weeks again and at this moment it�s time to glue new rubber.
ps: when rubber after tunning is thorougly dry, should not stretch so much
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speaquinox
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When you're tuning for 2nd, 3rd or etc. times you are not supposed to put as much tuner as the first time. Just a couple of layers to flatten the negative dome will be enough. This way the rubber will keep the approx. same size.
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JimT
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I do however notice that even when i only put one layer of CTE, I still need to cut off a little bit at the edges. I did 4 regluings of my Srivers FX and each time I had to cut, sometimes only 2 mm but still... It could be due to the original softness of Srivers FX but the problem is there. You cannot keep on going like that for too long - but then again if you play a lot then you should change your rubbers 2 or even 3 times a year anyway. |
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JRSDallas
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I am now putting a lot of CTE in the first time and then retuning with only enough CTE to reduce the negative dome (that arises after the initial tuning ages somewhat) just a bit. I don't bother tuning it back to flat since the rubber was stretched enough on the first go, I don't need but a very little touch up to keep the sheet playing well. That way I don't really cause it to stretch more during retuning . |
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