Posts Tagged ‘Rubber’

What is the easiest way to take apart the rubber from my table tennis paddle?

Friday, June 4th, 2010

Hi everybody?
I would like to take off/take apart the rubber from my table tennis paddle, but everytime I try, it doesn’t come off or it tears appart a little bit. I tried using thinner, but it is really hard and messy. As you should know, my paddle came with the rubbers. Let’s fight to get Table Tennis in the Sports Category!!! Thank you!

How to clean table tennis rubber with water?

Wednesday, May 26th, 2010

I am an amateur table tennis player and I would like to clean my racket rubber. I cannot buy any cleaning kit in my country. So can i clean it with water? If so how should l clean it? Many thanks in advance.

How many table tennis / ping pong paddles can be done with a sheet of rubber?

Wednesday, May 19th, 2010

I’m wanting to make my first really quality paddle for table tennis, and I’m selecting rubber, but I can’t seem to find out if the package contains enough for several paddles, or just one application, because it’s moderately pricey. Any help would be appreciated!

Economy Rubber Face Paddle – Ping Pong

Saturday, May 8th, 2010

Product Description
Rubber face, pips out, 5 ply…. More >>

Economy Rubber Face Paddle – Ping Pong

Old vs New table tennis rubber: Is there a difference in performance? Gambler Outlaw

Wednesday, April 7th, 2010


Today you can buy many different types of table tennis rubber some costing over £40 and some people will change these sheets of rubber every couple of months. That’s a lot of money. We decided to look at one of the pre tuned inverted rubbers to see if some of our players could tell a difference in performance. We compared a new sheet of Gambler Outlaw to a 12 week old sheet which had been used on average 8-10 hrs a week. I was expecting them to find that the new rubber was faster and spinnier but it didn’t quite work out like that…..

Standard Sponge Rubber 2.2mm Paddle – Ping Pong

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

Product Description
Sponge rubber 2.2mm thick, pips out face, tapered edging, leather grip…. More >>

Standard Sponge Rubber 2.2mm Paddle – Ping Pong

Protecting Your Ping Pong Paddle and the Glued Rubber When not in Use

Monday, November 30th, 2009

As a ping pong player, you need to consider the fact that your equipment is an investment that you need to take care of. Although the equipment isn’t that expensive compared to other sporting equipment; not taking care of your ping pong equipment will not only cause you to constantly purchase replacements but it will also affect the quality of your performance whenever you play ping pong.

One thing that you need to take care of is your paddle and the rubber glued on it.

In order to protect your ping pong paddle and the rubber, you will want to purchase a paddle case. With this, you will be able to effectively protect your ping pong paddle from accidental drops and bumps. You can either choose from a canvas case or there are also some available hard cases that will be able to offer heavy duty protection to your paddle.

If you own a customized paddle, you know how expensive it can be to get one specially made for you. Now, what if you left your paddle on a bench and someone sat on it? It can be quite frustrating and it will indeed cost you a lot of money to get another one made. But, if you are just a beginner, with a pre-made paddle you will want to settle for the canvas type paddle case.

Another thing that you need to protect is the rubber attached to your paddle. This is the one responsible for gripping the ball and making it spin. Without it, you will only achieve weak or little spins on the ball. The rubber will grip the ball and it will also provide you with control.

After a game, you will want to clean the rubber with a water based rubber cleaner that is specially formulated to clean ping pong paddle rubber. With this, it will get rid of the dust, oil and other contaminants that it accumulated during the game. You will be able to get this in your local sporting goods store. With it, you will keep your rubber as good as new.

After cleaning it, you will also want to further protect it from accumulating dust and other contaminants again. In addition to the paddle case, you will want to get a protection sheet. This is a plastic sheet with light adhesive that sticks to the rubber. Be sure to place these sheets on both sides of your paddle to ensure maximum protection of both rubbers.

These are the ways on how you can take care of the ping pong paddle and the glued rubber. By remembering these things, you can be sure that you will be able to keep your ping pong paddle and rubber as good as new.