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Equipment => Your Kit => Topic started by: garethjakebull on April 13, 2012, 03:04:38 PM
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Top notch service from SAF.
I scored quite a few runs with this Vantage last season, and has been one of my fav. bats. I forgot what a nice shape it is!
Great to see it back to life and will be using again this year alongside about four other bats!
Thanks Marcus/Andy, couldn't recommend them highly enough.
G
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Really nice refurbishment always good to see an old bat made to look like new again and a credit to those guys at Saf who did the refurb!!!!!!
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that's an old lady who's just paid a visit to a top plastic surgeon :) , looks very well done...
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I think we should do a test - collect 10-15 smashed/firewood bats and send one to each bat maker and see which one does the best refurb.
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I think we should do a test - collect 10-15 smashed/firewood bats and send one to each bat maker and see which one does the best refurb.
Ooooooh thats a good idea, although they would already know by the time you send the bats out ???
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Top job! Was there a noticeable difference in weight before/after the refurb?
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Thats a bloody good job. Ive had 2 bats come back from a refurb and it feels like they need knocking in again.
Could it be that after a refurb and plenty of sanding that a bat will play differently?
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Thats a bloody good job. Ive had 2 bats come back from a refurb and it feels like they need knocking in again.
Could it be that after a refurb and plenty of sanding that a bat will play differently?
Sometimes after re-oiling a bat, it could do with knocking in again, as the oil can soften the top layer. It'll make the bat feel 'fresh' as though it needs knocking in. Just a quick going over with a mallet usually fixes it or a couple of good nets with an old ball.
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Top job! Was there a noticeable difference in weight before/after the refurb?
Nope!
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Thats a bloody good job. Ive had 2 bats come back from a refurb and it feels like they need knocking in again.
Could it be that after a refurb and plenty of sanding that a bat will play differently?
I doubt it, but haven't used yet. Knocks up better than ever though...