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Here's the step-by-step breakdown in writing!
The 4 things that you’ll need to stencil your racket are…
Steps
Step 1: Place the racket on top of the paper or whatever you’re using to protect the floor or table you’re working on
Step 2: place the stencil the right side up as indicated by the word TOP. it should fit perfectly! You can tape it here if you like, or just hold it securely with your fingers
Step 3: Give the ink bottle a good shake
Step 4: Now to apply the ink onto the strings using a brushing motion
Step 5: Switch to the other side and repeat
Step 6: Allow to dry and VOILA! You now have a stencilled racket
For those of you who don’t want to do this yourself, know that the majority of stringing services will stencil the racket for you and you can ask them to do it the next time you need your strings strung - just pass them the stencil that you got with your racket!
But for those of you who are trying this at home, we hope you have fun, and don’t create too much of a mess!
Did you know that we offer FREE customised stringing for our S1 Racket orders (Flight S1, Havoc S1, Rogue S1)? EXPLORE THE RANGE!
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