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scdit46
PostPosted: 19 Feb 2022, 19:23 
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Always I glue TSP Curl p1 0,5 with glue.
I am thinking to try glue sheet.
what are the advantages and disadvantages of use a glue sheet in a LP 0,5 sponge?
any feedback?
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Blade: XVT Hinoki Balsa Carbon
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Tried to stick a glue sheet to sponge last year.
I did not succeed; it did not stick to the sponge properly. I normally use glue.

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Imo,if you want to increase the thickness,then, you can use 2/3 glue sheets.Some glue sheets are thicker than others depending on the brand .

P1R is easier to handle in 0.5 for sure, let alone ox.It is sensible not to use a glue sheet unless you prefer to increase the overall thickness .

If your goal is to increase thickness, then, change over to 1.0 with no glue sheet.
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My goal of set the glue sheet (adhesive film) in TSP curl p1 0,5 is reduce a little the speed
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scdit46 wrote:
My goal of set the glue sheet (adhesive film) in TSP curl p1 0,5 is reduce a little the speed


Well, some users have used Dtchs ox with 3 / 4 glue sheets to try to reduce the speed, or , rather, make the rubber more controllable.With a sponged version, I do not think you will reduce the speed of p1R.

The sponge is hard unlike Feint Long 3, which is very soft, hence,tons of more control.

Some users burn the blade to make it stiffer and gain speed.For a rubber it will be the opposite if you burn the sponge .
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charmander defender wrote:
scdit46 wrote:
My goal of set the glue sheet (adhesive film) in TSP curl p1 0,5 is reduce a little the speed


Well, some users have used Dtchs ox with 3 / 4 glue sheets to try to reduce the speed, or , rather, make the rubber more controllable.With a sponged version, I do not think you will reduce the speed of p1R.

The sponge is hard unlike Feint Long 3, which is very soft, hence,tons of more control.

Some users burn the blade to make it stiffer and gain speed.For a rubber it will be the opposite if you burn the sponge .


I refer: https://www.teessport.com/glues-c7/andr ... heets-t451

FILM ADHESIVE = glue sheet
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