Custom Bats Cricket Forum
Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: Dan W on January 02, 2012, 06:13:15 PM
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Is this possible, without looking (for want of a better word) 'stupid' (or noticeable)?
I assume it can be done with enough sanding, though will it end up looking like a woodworm!?
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ive done it its easy enough ull have to go down a 2-3mm tho
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you basically have to make part of the bat harrow width or less!
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Ah, ok, cheers.
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hard work for the effort, wouldn't think there was a great reason for doing so...
...unless...
...hold on, are you one of those Pros who don't use their sponsor's bats? 8)
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A bit of a long shot but what about a woodfiller?
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hard work for the effort, wouldn't think there was a great reason for doing so...
...unless...
...hold on, are you one of those Pros who don't use their sponsor's bats? 8)
Busted!
BlankBats*, my official sponsor for the next few seasons, prohibits me from any competitors branding ;)
Tbh it's not the end of the world, will just keep it on. Or I'll just be swapping the black branded bit for cherried edges that made it to 2nd.
(*for removal of doubt, this is not strictly true)
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A bit of a long shot but what about a woodfiller?
I was thinking the same. I don't own a branded bat so I don't know how deep the impression of the branding is, but if it's 2-3mm as others have suggested then mixing willow saw dust with Eva wood glue may provide a neat result.
Otherwise, could you not paint in the branding with a white paint texta or similar?