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SmackDAT
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Hello everyone,
My brother recently went to China, and bought be some kind of booster. It's shaped like a Cylinder and says Haifu Whale. The colour is purple, and I can't find it anywhere on the internet. I also have a question about bootsers. Would it work on Euro/Jap rubbers like Gold Arc 3, or would it work better with chinese rubbers?
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Jerem
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http://ttnpp.com/shop/hai-fu-speed-glue-blue-whale-ii-250ml-p-86.html
This is probably a speedglue : ) |
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silva7
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my question is.... why would you even think of boosting jap/euro rubbers???
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DHSHurricane
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Table-Tennis-Ping-Pong-Speed-Glue-Haifu-BLUE-WHALE-II-/310183497284?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4838608e44
I think this is it. Yes it works on All rubbers. ever tried Parrafine oil? that will do the job too! |
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icontek
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Haifu speed glue will have a much more pronounced effect than most boosters, but your mileage may vary on softer sponges.
Haifu actually made a speed glue for softer sponges. Dolphin maybe? That glue it's classic nasty VOC speed glue, totally detectable with ENEZ. |
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DHSHurricane
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He wasn't asked if it was detectable;)
bit of the softer sponges I didn't know, thanks! maybe Parrafine is better, It works great on all DHS stuff
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cotdt
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That is good ol' speed glue. When I was in China, I got some bottles for $4 each. It's cheap and effective, that's why people in China still speed glue. Only lasts 2-3 hours though. It softens the sponge a huge amount. Boosters only soften by 3 degrees, this thing softens by 10 degrees.
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Roger Stillabower
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I've read that non Neo Hurricanes need speed glued to play to their potential , and after a few days will pass the test for tournament play, but it softens the sponge. Is this correct ?
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alsj
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Have you ever bought haifu speed glue from ebay? was actually wondering if it was fake stuff or not first post btw :D Edited by alsj - 08/29/2012 at 6:42pm |
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SmackDAT
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Got it from China by the way, could anyone give me a recommendation as to what Chinese rubber to use with this?
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alsj
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i liked milkyway jupiter heavily speed glued back in the days, was pretty easy to loop with
btw, how much did your brother buy the bottle for? |
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decoi
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anything with a hard sponge such as hurricane and skyline
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cotdt
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What's the point? The effect only lasts a few hours anyway.
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jabemu
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I glued the rubber with 1-ply of Haifu W2 putting the rubber in a reverse way (sponge on the table/plastic of packet of the rubber) to make stronger the effect of the glue to avoid the use of more plies.
My doubt is if it is true that the test is passed....
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SmackDAT
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My brother bought it for 40 Yuan - £4.
Will the rubber shrink when I try to boost it and will it still stay softer?
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alsj
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its a temporary buff, it will regain its original softness after some hours
once glued, it will shrink after some time if you stretch it (but doesnt matter as u will have to reglue it to regain the speed/spin/sponge softness buffs) |
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SmackDAT
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I'm back, I went to China this time, now, would MX-P go better with Speed Glue Dolphin, or would it work with Haifu Whale 2 glue as well? I think MX-P is medium hard sponge.
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@SmackDAT
Sir, You have now got some torment into your ass with the booster. You are incuring the risk of getting your every large-porosity sponge rubber totally degraded after booster/SG applications. Beware...... Edited by igorponger - 08/10/2013 at 9:22am |
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SmackDAT
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Seriously? What would happen to it? What are the dangers? Seriously, I need to know.
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Carbon TT
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First of all, igorponger is the resident speed glue/tuner prude, don't mind him. Basically with sponge that has very large pores that respond very strongly to speed glue/tuner, it's very easy to kill the sponge by using too much. Make sure that with anything you use, if it's applied to a Tensor style rubber, use it sparingly.
Edited by Carbon TT - 08/10/2013 at 11:21am |
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SmackDAT
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Ahh I see. What if I used it on a rubber for example H3 Neo? I can't really afford to adapt but I just bought 8 bottles of Haifu speed glue for £32 it would be a waste if I couldn't use it.
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beeray1
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There is a residual effect from speedglue that lasts well over a week. That's half the reason you prime it before you start fresh gluing it. If you don't mind regluing once every 10 days or so, it's a great alternative to buying a booster as the effect is as strong as light-medium boosting.
Edited by beeray1 - 08/10/2013 at 2:12pm |
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Carbon TT
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Hurricane is one of the higher quality Chinese rubbers and in my experience tends to not have any issues with topsheet de-lamination when highly glued or tuned. Since speed glue is something you are not familiar with, I would begin with a modest amount, say maybe two layers on bare sponge. Since you mentioned NEO I would probably recommend removing the factory glue layer since speed glue does have adhesive properties. Back when speed glue was legal my brother and I would make our own and I would apply 3-4 pretty substantial layers with no issues with adhesion.
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