Mount frame-support on a paint-chip?

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  1. BadmintonStr

    BadmintonStr New Member

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    Hi

    I have strung a Duora Z-Strike with 10,5/11kg and believe that I have damaged the coating in the middle of a paint chip.

    It's just an optical thing, but how do you mount the racket on a paint chip? I use the Superstringer S90 and had exactly one frame-support on the paint chip.

    Would it be better to set the frame-support higher or lower? With the S90 you only have a small area and then the support would not be at the optimal point.


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    One or two sentences, what would you do in that case? Is that a mistake on my part?
     
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    If it's just a paint chip and the racket isn't damaged I wouldn't bother with it too much, I think it's more important to have your supports in the right place.
     
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    just do it. it is just paint, it is not structural.
     
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    You could find some nailpolish to fill in the chip if you don't like to look at it.
     
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    Thank you all :)
     

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