Gluing table tennis rubbers
The problem:
Gluing a table tennis rubber by ROLLING IT ON with a round object always creates tension that stretches the rubber. That changes the way the rubber plays, because it is under tension. On top of that, it can easily get pulled a little out of shape while you glue.
And because it is not glued wet, the glue does not cure under pressure. That makes for a weaker bond between rubber and blade.
Together, the two are what make your equipment inconsistent.
The solution:
The rubber press applies constant pressure from above. The rubber is therefore never exposed to unwanted tension while it is being glued. Combined with the glue curing under pressure, that gives you an ideal result every time.
The revolution in gluing table tennis rubbers
What the table tennis community says
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Lina
I always used to have my rubbers glued at the shop. Thanks to the press and wet gluing I manage it at home now without any trouble at all. And the result is spot on every time.
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Cem
Back when I glued my rubbers the normal way, without the press, sometimes they just did not hold. That is history now. I only wish I had tried it sooner.
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Thomas
I can glue my pips-out rubbers with no trouble at all! With dry gluing that was always a struggle for me.
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