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Equipment => Bats => Bat Care => Topic started by: rp27 on March 17, 2011, 11:33:19 PM
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I'm tempted to remove the stickers from the back of my new SS as i think theyre ugly tbh, and would prefer it without them. Whats the best way to do it with minimal damage? I guess there wont be much of a mark left afterwards due to the stickers not being on the bat long, cheers
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If you'd searched you'd see using a hairdryer to heat up is the easiest way and pull across the grain. Slowly.
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Oh, my apologies, thanks though
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if there any residue left use beeswax
that is my standard answer nothing beat the stuff to clean and buff a bat if your doing it without much epuipment
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Oh cheers, i dont think i have any tbh. I'm guessing it's not too expensive?
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3 quid
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do i want a block of the stuff?
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i used the Lord Sheraton Pure Beeswax Balsam cost about £2.70 from wilkinsons. seem to do the trick. just rub it in and buff up!
just give it a light sand beforehand with some 200/250 grit paper 1st to remove any glue.
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ahh okay cheers, i had a pick at one of the back stickers so i'm gonna have to rtake them off now, but i'm gonna nip to wilko's later to get some sandpaper and that beeswax, cheers
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In case anyone cares, i took the stickers off today, didnt need the beeswax, just peeled and sanded, very pleased with the end result :)
(http://i304.photobucket.com/albums/nn199/trampip/18032011182.jpg)
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Have you got any pics of before the stickers being taken off mate? Looks like you've done well!
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I'm not sure if i have, i'll have a look
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Don't worry, I can vaguely see what you took off the back of the bat on Asad's site. I agree that there are too many stickers... :(
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Yeah, i wasnt really a fan, much prefer the bat without them, looks a lot cleaner, and i'm afraid i don't have any before pictures :/
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Looks like you've done a good job there, like those SS bats atm