Replacing your table tennis rubber [Tutorial]

This is a very simple guide to replacing your table tennis rubbers.
The tutorial was created on the brand new Rhymz-Tech rubber and the sponge was unlike anything I'd previously encountered. After a very stressful cut, it didn't end up being too bad!

[@q3rageq3]

!!! ATTENTION TO ALL VIEWERS OF THIS VIDEO - PLEASE DO NOT FOLLOW THIS TECHNIQUE !!!
I'd like to express a serious concern about the method shown at 11:31, where the rubber is applied to the paddle by hand. This practice can lead to undesirable indentations in the rubber due to uneven glue absorption by the sponge when pressure is applied with fingers. Such indentations can adversely affect the playing surface and the overall performance of the paddle. It is advisable to avoid direct hand contact with the rubber's surface during application. A more reliable approach is to use a roller, applying even pressure from the bottom to the top to ensure a smooth and uniform adherence of the rubber to the paddle, avoiding any potential damage. While the intention of the video might be to provide helpful tips, revising the content to include these recommended practices would be greatly beneficial to all viewers and help prevent misinformation.

[@frankpyon2115]

It was good instructions video but i am surprised you did not use the roller to roll the new rubber on to the blade...

[@HenryVFR]

How feel the new rhyzm tech ?? what you prefer, tenergy or rhyzm tech ??

[@lukemoffat6358]

I really didn't like Rhyzm Tech. I use Evolution now...

[@ayushverma2980]

That blade is varnished

[@wh3atus]

yo "rubba".. your doing it wrong.

[@gurselyuksel3659]

Bad job..