How To Expertly Assemble OX Long Pips onto a Table Tennis Racket

A short demonstration on how to effectively and professionally affix long pips, ox, no sponge, or thin sponge to a table tennis racket.

[@larry5872]

Cutting the rubber with the cutter curved "out" (not in) of the racket. This is something I've learned from you, thank you.

[@rmggabitovlog1892]

thank for sharing hw to install long pip❤

[@adindacakraningrat5613]

Thanks for sharing

[@botao4456]

just use some tape to stick all pimple surface then you can easily glue & stick rubber to the blade without any wrinkling.

[@johnf536]

Or, you could pin the OX on a sheet of cardboard to hold it in place while you apply the glue.

[@phxblt1856]

The rubber doesn‘t need the glue layer, this will surely affect the performance.
I also apply the glue layer on the blade to prevent damage at the removal.

[@tabletennisstore9909]

Thanks fo ryour comment on this. It is appreciated.

[@tabletennisstore9909]

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[@renechavarriaportillo3398]

Hi, could you suggest rubber combination, long pips and invert pips? Thank

[@user-bq1hn3xh9z]

Очень плохо,пузыри под скочем.

[@tabletennisstore9909]

Ok, thanks for pointing that out.