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forehandsmash
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Posted: 05/10/2007 at 4:19am |
Hello future players.
I have a real concern about my Petr Korbel. I have only used it for about 10times, and the curvy side near to the handle is getting really black and dirt is sticking. Any comments on how to remove it? |
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gekogark1212
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It's not dirt. I think it is rather sweat from when you are training.
By the way, your choice of H3 on the Korbel is rather unique to me (ie, most players I see using the Korbel is either Bryce or Sriver) |
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D4VOW
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You can just scratch most of it off with your nail. If you want to remove it completely a bit of sandpaper will remove it all.
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aeoliah
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If you want to use sandpaper, then use a fine one, like 800 mesh or finer so you can avoid taking off the wood too much. If this kind of dirt is bothering you too much, after sanding it you can lightly coat it with polyurethane or wood varnish.
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Swiff
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Eh. I know what your talking about, certain unattractive, isn't it.
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BigJ99678
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lol, are u kidding me. you're worried about dirt on the handle where your hand constantly rubs against. do u think about things before u post them.
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O! Ju Qian
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sponge with water will take some of the "dirt" away
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loop+loop
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Don't worry about that bit of dirt man. Just make sure you leave you blade out of the bag for the sweat to dry after playing.
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aeoliah
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I would not use water on the wood part (not even damp cloth), because it will seep into the wood and unwanted things can happen.
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forehandsmash
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To geogark:
The shop owner where i bought my blade and rubber from told me is a good setup. It is very fast, and wahts more i got Sriveer on my fh already |
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loop+loop
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Huh ? Most people would play H3 on fh and Sriver on bh.
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Qtjoel
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one time I was playing with my bty legout off blade, my hand sweats a lot and i guess it built up and I smashed a hit and one of the wood layers on the handle flew off!
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forehandsmash
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To loop+loop:
Its okay if anything suits your boat, your playing style . |
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