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Legend
Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: England
Posts: 5,140
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I never use any lead tape on my rackets normally, but I saw a PC600 on **** and had to buy it, when it came it had loads of lead tape on it and I hate the tape!!!!!
It's the babolat strips that I have seen for sale and It just won't come off!!! It has made the racket as top heavy as Lola Ferrari!!!! which gives to much power and not as much comfort. Please help!!! -Liam |
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Rookie
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 248
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Liam I don't know for your case but I removed the lead tape from one of my previous rackets. I think it should go off easily. But be carefull because you can chip away lacquered part of the racquet below the tape.
That one with the Lolo was a good one. |
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Rookie
Join Date: Feb 2004
Posts: 204
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Use an extremely strong magnet.
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