Does it affect the paint if the paddle hits? 10

It will have an impact after a long time, I had an armoretec700 before, more than a thousand, YY's racket, was knocked to the ground by a classmate, and the damage was more serious than yours, I played for a while, but after two months, I didn't play during this period, and then I took it out to play the ring, I want to pull the line to estimate that it can't work, 25 pounds is our amateur poundage, but I estimate that your brand will be basically scrapped again, and your racket doesn't seem to be very expensive. But don't worry, landlord, I've seen repairing badminton rackets, specifically for our kind of broken rackets, I didn't repair my racket, because of work, but you can go and find it, it should be able to repair your favorite racket!! Give me the score, I'm a newbie!!

The paddle knocked off the paint, which has no effect on the paddle itself, but the appearance is a bit **, and the problem is not big. The tension you pull is still okay, if you're a beginner, 23 21 or 23 25 is fine. o(∩_o~

It depends on the severity of the impact, if it is heavy, there may be internal injuries, affecting the cable. From the point of view, your beat should not be too problematic and can be pulled 25

Look**It should be no problem, there is no internal injury, this model is not affected at all by beating 25 pounds.

No impact! If you're a beginner, 25 pounds is fine!

It's just that the paint is not a big deal, as long as the paddle doesn't hit it violently, it's fine.

Playing ball is basically bumpy.

If there are no cracks in the shot itself, there is usually no problem.

25 pounds is not recommended if it is a beginner, 24 pounds for beginners for men and 19 to 20 pounds for women.

It is recommended to fix it.

See if there are cracks in it, don't use it if there are cracks, find a bag and worship it.

Under normal circumstances, it is not affected, if it falls after colliding with someone else's beat, it is best to check whether there is a crack in the collision site and whether it is deformed, so as not to suddenly break and hurt others in the future during sports; If it is used for too long, such as one or two years, and normal wear and tear, it is fine. Of course, your skills will definitely grow a lot, and you can also consider changing your racket.

If the paint is removed, it will only have a certain impact on the appearance, and it will not have much impact on the quality of the racket, but in the future, it is necessary to pay attention to protecting the racket to prevent collision or friction between the racket and the racket or the ground, causing greater damage to the racket.

All right! This has no effect on performance at all! It just affects the appearance, and if you don't think it looks good, there are places for touch-ups. I have an old racket with all the primer worn out, and the performance is basically unaffected.

Of course, it is ...... if the racket is knocked and it is deformedThe impact is severe......

It's going to be fine, because as long as the string isn't broken, the racket isn't deformed, and the pole isn't broken, it's going to work.

The inner lacquer is only for decoration, in order to look good, I think I chose the pattern myself to find a special person to brush.

It doesn't matter, if you care, you can fix it.

It doesn't matter, as long as it's not bruised!

There's nothing wrong with this, the paddle will peel off after a long time.

Sort of, it will affect the amplitude of the mesh circle.

Minor ProblemsSmall Problems!! Doubles is a sure thing!! It doesn't look like your racket is very serious, as for whether there is a crack or not, I can't see it, you can study it yourself, anyway, it's not a matter of once or twice that I hit the racket directly, play carefully, and it's okay to learn to stand

It's completely fine at this point, just be careful not to crack, my yy outside is also worn off, it's okay, don't worry!

The carbon inside is not injured, it doesn't matter if there are no cracks, the paint will fall off sooner or later after using too much, and it is inevitable that the ball will be bumped.

It doesn't matter at all, it's just a psychological effect.

The winning racket is the most durable, and there is basically nothing wrong

The main body inside is fine if it is not injured.

Oxides are less effective than pure materials, so there's no need to worry about them.

No, because the brand is carbon.

This didn't have much of an impact, and last year's doubles classmate knocked off a piece of paint off my racket, and now there is no problem at all.

Generally speaking, it will be oxidized, but it doesn't matter, it doesn't affect the feel, but it affects the appearance very much.

No, if you are not sure, you can find a place to touch up the paint, or use your own nail polish to touch up, or you can use a car touch up paint pen.

It won't oxidize, rest assured, people will know how you evolved from a badminton rookie to a badminton master as soon as you look at your racket.

Generally, it will not be oxidized, many of the current brands are carbon fiber, which will not be oxidized, and a small amount of paint will not affect the feel, but the paint will be more ugly.

It's okay, but the impact is actually very small.

Brush with paint, this will definitely oxidize, and the feel of the racket will definitely be different.

It's better to paint it! It will definitely oxidize in the air! If you pay attention to good maintenance, it's just that the oxidation is slow.

You can look at the markings on the handle, which is usually printed on the brand. Maybe 729. "It's better to have **".

Is it the "Nano Carbon King"? But the old brand doesn't seem to have this. You'd better post it out and see! Haven't you used the golden cup racket downstairs to talk about?

It shouldn't be too serious, is there a **.

It's fine, as long as there are no cracks, but don't hit too hard when you play.

If you just don't see the cracks on the bottom layer when the paint is off, it should be fine, but I don't know how many pounds you tie the thread, and it is estimated that you can't tie too high a pound;

As long as the badminton racket is used too much, it will inevitably have some paint peeling and knocking paint. When you don't use it, you can pay attention to the protection of the racket, and if you feel sorry for the racket when playing, try not to do dangerous actions. In general, it doesn't hurt to peel off the paint.

This brand this** is still free, 729 has never had a good base plate good set of rubber But your** is impossible to buy a good set of glue, how can you have more than 50 Maybe you write a zero 400 can buy a good set of configurations But not 729 base plate.

The finished shot is generally not easy to use, 729 is no exception, it is recommended that you use the C2 bottom plate of the shooting Leo, 45 yuan, CJ8000 two-sided arc circle type, backhand CJ8000 brisk type, that may be about 100, but the performance must be much better than 729!

If you drop it and pick it up, why buy it again?