Top Document: The RSC/UKSC Cricket FAQ Previous Document: How do I "knock in" a bat? Next Document: The rubber grip on my handle keeps sliding up. See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge Matthew van de Werken: Probably the most common place for the moisture to seep in is through the toe. A popular remedy for this is to cover the toe with "Shoo-Goo", which is a silicon-like substance that dries hard (like a tennis-shoe sole). It's designed for replacing holes in soles of shoes, hence the name, but it works really well on the toe of a bat. The only caveat I have for its use is that it makes the toe of the bat a bit grippy, so you can be running, sliding the bat, and it grips and stops, which is not desirable! User Contributions:Top Document: The RSC/UKSC Cricket FAQ Previous Document: How do I "knock in" a bat? Next Document: The rubber grip on my handle keeps sliding up. Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: ganesh1947@bigmailbox.net
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