How to remove badminton racket primer Badminton primer pros and cons

The badminton racket bottom glue can be scraped off with a razor blade.

If the original primer is torn off, you can buy a new primer and re-dip it. However, with a new primer, the feel will be different from the original primer.

There are thick and thin primers, as for what to choose, you need to choose according to your own preferences and playing style.

Hand glue is often divided into three categories:

Grip glue, outer grip glue, towel grip glue, keel hand glue. Generally speaking, hand glue is said to be the outer grip glue.

1. Grip glue.

It refers to the grip glue directly wound on the wooden handle of the racket, and its main function is to protect the wooden handle of the racket and provide basic functions such as anti-slip and sweat absorption; When using, peel off the original grip glue of the racket and wrap the glue directly around the wooden handle.

2. Outer grip glue.

It refers to the grip glue wrapped around the outer layer of the grip glue, and its main function is to provide players with performance requirements such as anti-slip, sweat absorption, playing feeling, and comfort; Wrap directly around the grip glue when using.

Precautions: 1. Do not replace the outer grip glue with the towel grip cloth. When the grip glue or towel grip cloth is used instead of the outer grip glue, due to the large weight of the grip glue and the towel grip cloth, the balance of the racket will be affected, making the whole racket heavier, the head of the racket will feel lighter, and the speed and power of the racket will be lost;

2. When the grip glue is damaged or loses its basic performance, please replace the grip glue in time.

Badminton rackets. The primer can be torn hard at the closure or slowly peeled off. For rackets with primer, a hair dryer can be used.

Or the heater heats to achieve the effect of softening the rubber sole, and then slowly peels it off.

Generally speaking, the badminton racket primer does not need to be removed. The bottom glue of the badminton racket can prevent the wooden handle from getting damp and can also improve the feel. In addition, the bottom rubber of the badminton racket can also absorb sweat and prevent slipping.

Badminton racket primer is also called sweatband, if the original primer is torn off, you can buy a new primer and re-stain it. However, with a new primer, the feel will be different from the original primer.

Content-related:

Badminton rackets are generally composed of a racket head, a racket shaft, a racket handle, and a joint between the racket frame and the racket. Nowadays, badminton rackets are becoming lighter and lighter, the frame is getting harder and harder, the elasticity of the racket shaft is getting better and better, and the air resistance is getting better.

Smaller and smaller directions.

The length of a racket should not exceed 68 cm, of which the length of the racket handle and shaft should not exceed 42 cm, the length of the racket frame should not exceed 25 cm, and the width should be 20 cm.

How to protect the badminton: Avoiding collisions is the most direct way to protect the racket. Avoid leaving the racket in a hot place for a long time, and put it in the trunk of the car when using the racket for a long time, and do not use it for a long time, bring it back to the house and put it indoors.

It can be scraped off with a razor.

After the old primer can be removed, it is best to wrap the wooden handle with electrical glue, and then wrap hand glue or towel glue, so as to prevent sweating and staining the wooden handle, and it is more convenient to clean up later. If you are accustomed to wrapping the hand glue after using the primer, you can wrap two layers of hand glue directly after dismantling to maintain the feel. If you don't have hand glue in it, you can also pack some primer, which is sold in many badminton stores.

Precautions: 1. Hand glue is easy to wrap because there is no glue on the back.

2. There is glue on the back of the shank, which is more time-consuming to disassemble, and the winding is more symmetrical.

3. Sweatband is a general term (also called hand glue or towel sweatband), towel sweatband, is directly wound on the handle, if you have disassembled it yourself, you will find that the handle is wood, towel sweatband, directly wound. Hand glue + original handle leather = towel sweatband.

When playing badminton, most of the hands are relaxed, and only when the force is exerted will the handle be tightened, so there will be some differences between the two combinations in terms of friction.

Advantages: For girls, it can reduce the weight of the racket and make it more convenient to use. Cons:

It does not play the role of sucking dry and anti-slip. And after removing the opponent'sFrictionIt's big and easy to wear and tear your hands**.

Badminton is an indoor sport in which a long mesh racket is used to hit a small ball made of feathers and cork through a net.

The badminton game is played on a rectangular court, separated by a net in the middle of the court, and the two sides use a variety of techniques and tactics such as trapping serve, hitting and moving, and hitting the ball back and forth on the net, so as not to let the ball fall in the effective area of the side or make the opponent make a mistake in hitting the ball.

Hardware requirements. Badminton court.

It is a rectangular court, long and wide for singles and wide, and diagonal for doubles.

Long, the diagonal of the single foot section of the playing court is long. The width of each line of the court is 4cm, and the measurement should be calculated from the outer edge of the line. Boundaries on the course should ideally be white, yellow or other easily recognizable colours.

All site lines are part of the area it describes. The ideal badminton court is made of elastic wood, and international competitions have been made of chemically synthetic materials to make movable courts. According to the regulations of international competitions, badminton courts.

Within 12m above the pitch and within 2m around the pitch (including the two adjacent pitches), there shall be no obstacles.

It is advisable to have dark walls around the pitch and avoid wind interference. If the above requirements cannot be met due to the constraints of objective conditions, practical supplementary provisions may be formulated with the approval of the relevant departments.

Summary. The bottom glue of the badminton racket can be torn, and the bottom glue of the badminton racket is also called a sweatband. If the original primer is torn off, you can buy a new primer and reapply it.

The primer is thick and thin. As for what to choose, you need to choose according to your preferences and playing style.

The bottom glue of the badminton racket can be torn, and the bottom glue of the badminton racket is also called a sweatband. If the original primer is torn off, you can buy a new primer and reapply it. But using a new primer will feel different from the original primer.

As for what to choose, you need to choose according to your preferences and playing style.

I want to adjust the thickness of the handle with the primer.

1: Remove the original primer, and replace it with a thin layer of hand glue or primer, so that it will be much thinner after wrapping the hand glue. 2：

Remove the primer and expose the wooden handle, which can be reprocessed by itself, which can be sanded or sharpened to make the handle thinner enough to be used to the appropriate thickness.