Removing stickiness from one95

[Hoser 0]

I am wondering if there is any way to remove the stickiness from a one95 stick. Any help would be appreciated, thanks

[Hoser 0]

Does anyone have any ideas? Would sanding off the stick'um work?

[Brian Harte 1]

sanding it off could work, but it probably aint gonna be pretty.

[Hoser 0]

thats fine, i'm posting for my sister who plays for a D1 team, she got a dozen one95's but they messed up the order and sent her ones with stick'um on it, so she's stuck. She doesn't care what they look like

[Rustpot 1]

Depending on how slippery she wants them;

Try a coat of clear paint that will cover the stick'um.

Try a mild cleaning agent like Goof-off, that worked really well to take candy-cane tape residue off a One95 I had.

Stick'um is a coating and the few Bauer sticks I've had with it would peel, especially the One70. Taking a fine grit sandpaper would probably do the trick, but I'm not sure how the One95's tactile zone would factor into that method.

Also, palm material is a big factor in how much tackiness the stick has. If she has multiple pairs of gloves she uses, switching to a nash from a digital would help the sticks feel less grippy.

[automorph 0]

I am using 400 grit to slowly remove grip off an easton stick, its working slowly

[sm326 0]

my one95s with that precision grip have just been peeling off. i started rubbing away at it and it just flakes.