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Old 01-09-2008, 08:15 PM
above092421 above092421 is offline
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Default If my raquetball racquet chips (the frame) is it
broken? You know how the frame of the racquet is a painted metal material? If that chips from hitting the wall, is the integrity of the racquet comprimised?
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Old 01-09-2008, 11:15 PM
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Not usually, but I've strung a number of racquets and sometimes there are hairline fractures that can damage your frame. Just check for that. When you take it in to get it strung next, a good stringer will look at it and tell you. I've pointed out a hairline fracture in the past and the owner told me to go ahead anyway. The frame broke right where the hairline fracture was.
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