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[cricketbadger]

any ideas or help at how to best do this? its a bat i was given during last season.
a Hunts County clipper i think not sure of its quality or performance because not had much chance to use it
im not too keen on the Hunts stickers (they are the older ones ,i.e 5 or so years old) and want to completely renovate it to the best of my ability and maybe some new stickers.
firstly i need to remove the scuff sheet,from what i can tell the sheets been on since new. dont want to remove it and be left with the wood being all sticky and messy.
is there a method or anything i can do to stop this and remove it cleanly,or if not how can i clean it up once its removed?

any help would be appreciated
cheers

[Joe]

Make sure you remove it sideways from one edge to the other and not top to bottom or it'll take off a lot of wood. After that if there is no glue on there then a quick sand will do it. If there is glue then scrape it off then sand.

[peplow]

hairdryer always helps loosen glue, pull slowly across the bat, and it should minimise the problems!

[cricketbadger]

cheers fellas
all stickers and scuff sheet have been successfully been removed with minimal glue left