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Table tennis equipment - How to remove glue from a table tennis rubber print email
This was done on an old sheet of Donic Coppa and took about 5 minutes to do (I only half did it, as i dident want the video to go for ages) so expect about maybe 10 minutes a sheet, maybe more if you have not done it before and a heck of a lot more for some of the softer, easier to damage sponges such as F2.

LEAVE THE SPONGE TO DRY FOR 2 MINUTES AFTER THE TURPS AND BEFORE THE RUBBING

The clear cleaning stuff i was using is Turps or Mineral Turpintine. Make sure you have windows open, or this stuff will knock you around a bit.

Here is the link to download the video file. Remove glue from rubber.

Courtesy of Jeremy Crestani from New Zealand (Member of the DTTW forums)
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