FS: ILOSTMYBRAIN'S TOWEL GRIPS AND RACKET REPAIR (broken frame only)

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  1. ilostmybrain

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    Hi everyone, i got plenty of stuff i can i can sell to you guys, Towel grips, Currently only have blue and brown, they are homemade but they look extremely well, My customers all agree they are worth it, they are cheaper, a couple of them even said they are better =O

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    Towel Grips: 4$ Each

    Broken Frame Repair: 30$


    Coming Soon:
    Quick Shuttle Dispenser
     
    #1 ilostmybrain, Aug 10, 2010
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    Shuttle dispenser is now a prototype and being tested
     
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    How do you repair broken rackets?

    Panda has many.
     
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    I can't really explain but let's say i turn your 2 piece or 1 piece racket into a 3 piece, you have to give it to me with no string, just to tell you (stringing not included), i have experience in repairing rackets, it can withstand smashes (probably strong ones too) but you just can't string it over 25 lbs
     
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    But if it breaks again, don't sue me =P
     
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    It won't work then as Panda usually uses 29-33lbs. depending on the string.
     
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    well, my friend restrung it at 30 lbs, it worked pretty fine, i am not 100% sure because my friend only produced a couple of soft smashes since he was scared it might break again, but its worth to try but again, if it breaks again DONT SUE ME
     
    #7 ilostmybrain, Aug 12, 2010

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