Anti-Scuff Sheet Removal

[straightdrive1]

Guys I need help ASAP to remove the Anti-Scuff Sheet from my bat...
But I don't know the proper way to do it...

Last time I tried it on another bat chips of wood came out with the Sticky Anti-Scuff Sheet....

So if you guys know the proper way to remove it then help Me out!

 

[paulkatich]

I removed by oiling around the edges pulling it slowly and again oiling in to the middle.The oil is really helpful it will loosen up the glue.

 

[Quick Single]

Use a hair dryer first to make the adhesive reactive again and then pull the sheet of going ACROSS the grain not down it.

 

[zaid135]

follow QUIC SINGLE

 

[straightdrive1]

I removed by oiling around the edges pulling it slowly and again oiling in to the middle.The oil is really helpful it will loosen up the glue.

Use a hair dryer first to make the adhesive reactive again and then pull the sheet of going ACROSS the grain not down it.

follow QUIC SINGLE

Thanx Everyone For The Suggestions & Your Tips/Tricks Worked Extremely Well!



I successfully removed the Scuff-Sheet from the face of the bat without even making a scratch!

 

[paulkatich]

I successfully removed the Scuff-Sheet from the face of the bat without even making a scratch! [/QUOTE]

straightdrive1 out of curiosity which one did u try? I haven't tried the hair dryer. wanted to know if u tried hair dryer?

 

[straightdrive1]

I successfully removed the Scuff-Sheet from the face of the bat without even making a scratch!

straightdrive1 out of curiosity which one did u try? I haven't tried the hair dryer. wanted to know if u tried hair dryer?[/QUOTE]

The Scuff sheet in my bat was already coming out so it was easy to
tear it out....

I just pulled it across the face of the bat....

 

[zeusky]

I successfully removed the Scuff-Sheet from the face of the bat without even making a scratch!

straightdrive1 out of curiosity which one did u try? I haven't tried the hair dryer. wanted to know if u tried hair dryer?[/QUOTE]

I would probably avoid it myself though I know many who have used this method. I really do not want a used and battered willow to become more dry to be honest

 

[Knightrider]

Its dead easy to remove a scuff sheet, take it off side ways and no wood will come off with the sheet I promise.

 

[straightdrive1]

Its dead easy to remove a scuff sheet, take it off side ways and no wood will come off with the sheet I promise.

I did Exactly that & no damage was done to My bat.......