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   I was wondering if anyone has experience with both Butterfly free chack glue and Paddle palace ex pro glue.
I started out with butterfly free chack and it was easy to apply, plenty of working time before it starts to dry. I have not removed any rubbers from using butterfly free chack yet.

I bought paddle palace ex pro glue and found that it has a shorter working time. It starts to dry faster than butterfly glue. I've had to let it dry completely and peel off and re-apply a few times.

Also, does the density of the application foam effect the process of thinning out the glue?

Do these 2 glues have different playing effects?

I use butterfly timo boll all blade, xiom omega 4 pro, vega europe.

Any suggestions or comments?

Thanks

David

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	I was wondering if anyone has experience with both Butterfly free chack glue and Paddle palace ex pro glue. I started out with butterfly free chack and it was easy to apply, plenty of working time before it starts to dry. I have not removed any rubbers from using butterfly free chack yet. I bought paddle palace ex pro glue and found that it has a shorter working time. It starts to dry faster than butterfly glue. I've had to let it dry completely and peel off and re-apply a few times. Also, does the density of the application foam effect the process of thinning out the glue? Do these 2 glues have different playing effects? I use butterfly timo boll all blade, xiom omega 4 pro, vega europe. Any suggestions or comments? Thanks David
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