[quote=SCV75]When I was in the Troopers we wanted yellow tape it matched our uniforms and we put blue stripes around the front for visual effects. So it is obvious that the tape you are using is fading and you really want the white. Like what has be mentioned I would invest into a better quality tape.
I had a little laugh when I read this. I don't know exactly what you meant, but how it took it was that you guys just got white tape and just never replaced it, planning on it turning yellow on its own. Although, if I were to use common sense, I'd assume you guys actually bought yellow tape. But it was quite comical to think the other way. Thanks for the laugh either way you meant it! Haha.
Hum? Don't really see what your talking about, but anyway...
Ok this thread has gone on long enough with no real info gained than what we all know. I will sum up this whole issue for everyone,
1) If your tape is not working the way you want, get different tape?
2) If your sticks tape is turning yellow, um?? Retape??
3) Tape them how ever you want, there is no right way.
4) If you have sweaty hands them take a piece of trainers tape and put it where your grip is on the stick. The white cloth tape will give you all the grip you need, and no one will ever know your dirty little secret.
5) And my final word on the subject is, retape your sticks once, maybe twice a week! They make white #33 all night while you are a sleep. It is not that much money to buy a sleeve of 10 or so rolls of tape.
6) Umm... Mr.apercussionist, if you are having dead skin cell problem, I would try exfoliating before practice and games.. Just a thought....
Ok now this is put to rest, thread closed....
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