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PostPosted: 29 Dec 2015, 00:30 
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Is there any instructions or videos how to cook pips rubber after you buy it ?

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Cooked pips have higher percentage of synthetic rubber and probably different process of vulcanization. One can't make cooked pips from raw ones just by "cooking", you have to change molding composition.
So the best instruction to get cooked pips would be to buy a sheet of cooked pips. ;)

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Alx wrote:
Cooked pips have higher percentage of synthetic rubber and probably different process of vulcanization. One can't make cooked pips from raw ones just by "cooking", you have to change molding composition.
So the best instruction to get cooked pips would be to buy a sheet of cooked pips. ;)


Do you know how to vulcanization grass tibhar for example?
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the thinness of pips will make a difference too
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Ever since TSP basically more or less assimilated with Victas
Is the new Victas Spectol S1, which is supposed to be the same thing as regualar TSP Spectol,
is this new spectol actually the exact same as the old TSP one when it comes to having these described properties as being a "raw pip"? im not so sure if my victas spectol matches that description

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Danthespearton HQ wrote:
Ever since TSP basically more or less assimilated with Victas
Is the new Victas Spectol S1, which is supposed to be the same thing as regualar TSP Spectol,
is this new spectol actually the exact same as the old TSP one when it comes to having these described properties as being a "raw pip"? im not so sure if my victas spectol matches that description
It is according to this article on Victas China’s website: https://www.victas-china.com/article/show/800

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