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Equipment => Bats => Bat Care => Topic started by: piethepker on July 17, 2013, 06:16:18 AM
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Is this mould? If so how to get rid of it?
I keep my kit outside as i don't have much room elsewhere, i leave this bat in my kit. I have only had the bat for 2 months, LW knocked it and and i oiled it 3 more times
Sorry for blurry pic, it's just black dots on the bat, it's been spreading
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Fly poop??
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Wouldn't you be able to wipe it away? I can't wipe it away
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Damp?
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Damp?
How do i fix it/ insure no more damage?
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keep your kit inside :)
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When you say you keep your kit 'outside' do you mean in the back garden on the lawn or in a shed? It looks like mould of some sort, try sanding it back a bit...
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Looks like damp/mould. Shouldn't keep the kit outside as it'll do more damage than good.
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Bring the kit inside. Especially in the winter. I've been told bats go bad when left in the cold for a long time. Not sure how true this is but I don't want to test the theory by risking it with a good one!
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So it shouldn't make a difference to performance?
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So it shouldn't make a difference to performance?
I wouldn't have thought so, but who wants a mouldy bat?
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Yeah.
Brought it inside and put the LW sock inside the bat sleeve (wish i thought of that before!)
Thanks guys
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When you say you keep your kit 'outside' do you mean in the back garden on the lawn or in a shed? It looks like mould of some sort, try sanding it back a bit...
It was on a deck above the grass, right next to the house
Any idea how to get rid of it? Preferably don't want to sand
As long as it won't affect performance, I'll live!
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I can't believe you have a Laver & Wood and leave it outside :(.
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No room!
Still there, I'll just give it some coats of Oil to ensure no more moisture gets in.
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It was on a deck above the grass, right next to the house
Any idea how to get rid of it? Preferably don't want to sand
As long as it won't affect performance, I'll live!
Dab it with a cloth dipped in diluted liquid bleach. Just enough to lightly moisten the wood, don't soak it in bleach. Once dry and spots are gone, some light oiling.