how to restore the shape from a deformed frame?

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  1. red00ecstrat

    red00ecstrat Regular Member

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    as title. is it possible? thx!
     
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    Cut the string right away and pray it will come back!

    Yonex racquet or other good quality racquet will usually come back to its original shape.

    Post a picture! :D
     
    #2 Brave_Turtle, Nov 29, 2005
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    thx brave_turtle. i had cut the string immediately when i noticed it's deformed. but still, a little bit deformation! :crying: in fact it's one of my favourite racket an original cab 20 and it was newly strung!
     
    #3 red00ecstrat, Nov 29, 2005
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    Bring it to the pro shop and let the expert's exam it. A microscope might help. Hope no permanent damage in the racket. :cool:
     
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    you can pull it even at the next string job, however, I wouldn't count on that too much.
     
    #5 bluejeff, Nov 29, 2005
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    wow! is that possible!:eek: i'd be super impressed with ne one that can reshape the racket head n make it symmetrical:D
     
    #6 drop_n_net, Nov 30, 2005
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    It could be done but it has limitations. It's like fixing a car, don't expect repair to be 100%.
     
    #7 bluejeff, Nov 30, 2005

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