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I like using sand paper paddles, and all but one or two of ours have water damage, wrinkles, and are peeling off. Time for a make over! I've resurfaced one of the worst paddles we've got, and now you can, too!
While this is easier to do with a sand paper paddle, you could do it with rubber covered paddles that are no longer any good. And hey, if you don't play ping pong, use it for all your sanding needs!
This is really easy to do, and would make a great gift...think of dad's face when he sees that all of his old icky paddles have been resurfaced!
While this is easier to do with a sand paper paddle, you could do it with rubber covered paddles that are no longer any good. And hey, if you don't play ping pong, use it for all your sanding needs!
This is really easy to do, and would make a great gift...think of dad's face when he sees that all of his old icky paddles have been resurfaced!
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Consumables:
- Very fine sand paper
- Wood glue
- Paper towels
- Notebook paper
- Pen
- Scissors
- Sand paper
- Exacto knife
- Table, preferably wit ha 90 degree edge
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I haven't noticed any difference to the ball. I think that because the ball only hits the paddle, instead of rubbing against it, if there were any abrasions they would be negligible.