Comments on: 7 Reasons to “Stencil” or Logo Your Racquet Strings? http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/7-reasons-to-stencil-or-logo-your-racquet-strings/ Fri, 19 Aug 2011 03:17:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: Sam Bhuva http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/7-reasons-to-stencil-or-logo-your-racquet-strings/comment-page-1/#comment-7035 Sam Bhuva Wed, 24 Feb 2010 18:12:36 +0000 http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/?p=189#comment-7035 any news on how they make the ink stay on longer on the strings? any news on how they make the ink stay on longer on the strings?

]]> By: Ken DeHart http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/7-reasons-to-stencil-or-logo-your-racquet-strings/comment-page-1/#comment-4504 Ken DeHart Mon, 28 Dec 2009 01:14:08 +0000 http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/?p=189#comment-4504 Thanks, I am waiting to hear from the USRSA as to why the logo stays on the racquets longer when they come from the company than when we do it. Baked on???? Will do more later, ken Thanks, I am waiting to hear from the USRSA as to why the logo stays on the racquets longer when they come from the company than when we do it. Baked on????

Will do more later,
ken

]]> By: Ken DeHart http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/7-reasons-to-stencil-or-logo-your-racquet-strings/comment-page-1/#comment-2842 Ken DeHart Sat, 31 Oct 2009 00:13:38 +0000 http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/?p=189#comment-2842 I agree, I string a lot and we are a Wilson only shop so I use the red ink for the red "W" It always comes off, no matter how long I let it dry. I will contact Racquet Stringers Association to see what they have to say. Thanks for reminding me, Ken I agree, I string a lot and we are a Wilson only shop so I use the red ink for the red “W” It always comes off, no matter how long I let it dry. I will contact Racquet Stringers Association to see what they have to say.

Thanks for reminding me,

Ken

]]> By: Marc Ginsberg http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/7-reasons-to-stencil-or-logo-your-racquet-strings/comment-page-1/#comment-2732 Marc Ginsberg Wed, 28 Oct 2009 18:55:45 +0000 http://blog.kendeharttennis.com/?p=189#comment-2732 Ken: Many years ago (and I suspect now) the "ink" was sprayed on racquets used by pros. I saw this happen. The problem with current racquet ink is that, even when dry, it rubs off on tennis balls. I am quite sure this does not happen when a pro hits a tennis ball with a newly strung racquet. Even prestrung, prestenciled racquets sold at large sporting goods stores do not have this problem. The key must be the "ink" or other substance which can be used with this process. Any thoughts? Ken: Many years ago (and I suspect now) the “ink” was sprayed on racquets used by pros. I saw this happen. The problem with current racquet ink is that, even when dry, it rubs off on tennis balls. I am quite sure this does not happen when a pro hits a tennis ball with a newly strung racquet. Even prestrung, prestenciled racquets sold at large sporting goods stores do not have this problem. The key must be the “ink” or other substance which can be used with this process. Any thoughts?

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