I have a demarini bat, do I take the existing tape off before putting this on, or do I wrap the lizard tape over this tape?
110102
Definitely take the existing tape off the bat before putting the Lizard grip on. Also, be sure to clean the bat really well from all of the residue left from the old tape BEFORE putting the new one on.
110103
Yes take the old grip tape off. Make sure there is a clean surface for the new tape to adhere to.
110104
I always take the tape off my bats and they the Easton S1 and MAKO bats. So I understand your concern with price. I have only seen one with an over layer and it was goofy at best. Go to YouTube and watch the lizard skip how to video. Very easy
110105
I have done both. Depends on how thick you like your grip, personal preference. It works great both ways depending on how you prefer it.
1691725
You can't tape it back sorry. You might have to solder (sotter if you don't know how to say it) it back together. You can't tape it or you will have a weird connection.
101568
Somewhere I saw you were supposed to roll the original pad off. Not rip. so, remove, carefully.
295812
Ya know, some wrap it in electrical tape to give it a different "look" and then put a black condom on the head to complete the look and there's no need to have to clean it afterwards with more than a wipe down. The tape would probably also help to reduce any heat on the outer body/handle of the unit but would naturally insulate it more probably making it a few degrees hotter on the inside where the motor is. Doubtful it would have a negative effect on it though. I think it would make your marathon sessions that much more enjoyable, especially getting rid of that gloss, white plastic, looks like it belongs in a bathroom look. I suppose you could even get some design duct tape and use that as well. Ya know, some wrap it in electrical tape to give it a different "look" and then put a black condom on the head to complete the look and there's no need to have to clean it afterwards with more than a wipe down. The tape would probably also help to reduce any heat on the outer body/handle of the unit but would naturally insulate it more probably making it a few degrees hotter on the inside where the motor is. Doubtful it would have a negative effect on it though. I think it would make your marathon sessions that much more enjoyable, especially getting rid of that gloss, white... » Read More Ya know, some wrap it in electrical tape to give it a different "look" and then put a black condom on the head to complete the look and there's no need to have to clean it afterwards with more than a wipe down. The tape would probably also help to reduce any heat on the outer body/handle of the unit but would naturally insulate it more probably making it a few degrees hotter on the inside where the motor is. Doubtful it would have a negative effect on it though. I think it would make your marathon sessions that much more enjoyable, especially getting rid of that gloss, white plastic, looks like it belongs in a bathroom look. I suppose you could even get some design duct tape and use that as well. « Show Less
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The instructions I received are: "Slowly pull the paper backing off which will lift the vinyl from the paper. (Vinyl will now be attached to the transfer tape). Place decal where you would like it and rub a credit card or something flat over the transfer tape. Slowly remove transfer tape and decal will stay in place. If decal starts to lift when removing transfer tape, lay tape down and rub firmly over it again." IT IS EXTREMELY HARD TO PUT UP. I HAD TO HAVE AN EXTRA SET OF HANDS TO DO THIS. Quite frustrating, but now that it is up, it looks fine. Good Luck!
2087458
No, it is fine to leave it on. It just thickens up the grip a bit. Multiple layers of tape are a common way to make a grip a bit thicker.
313182
It really varies for each company and even for different bats from same manufacturer. The thickest lizard skin, which is what I bought, feels super soft and adds a little overall thickness to the handle area where you place your hands. If you have small hands that may be uncomfortable but larger hands may like the feel. In the long run, you will grow accustom to whichever grip you choose. If you find you do not like it, it removes very easily. The cost isn't to prohibitive to try another thickness until you find what feels good to you. Hope that helps.
2098112
No, I don't believe it would leave a mark. It's just double stick tape. The instructions on the package say that if you want to remove it, soak the tape with some oil and let it sit for a couple hours to soften it up. I haven't had to do this, since mine is still on, but I really don't think it will hurt a thing. They even include a couple of extra pieces of tape so you can re-install it if you like.
277144
After my first experience replacing a digitizer, replacement tape is definitely on my list if I need to do it again. I made do without it, but to do it right, I would suggest the tape.
878100
you don't need adhesive tape to install the digitizer. However, you have to make sure it is the right connector cause unfortunately for me it didn't work.. The replacement has the same amount of pins (80 pins ) as the original one. Once I installed it and did not work. I had to use a magnifier lent to check if the tape was ripped off. then I compared it with the original one and to my surprise they both different.. You should ask the seller to take a zooming picture of the connector then compare with the one you have..
1385497
You put the grip tape on yourself so I'm sure you could decide if you wanted to put something else or only cover a portion of the board. The board itself is wood.
2157656
I used a piece of tape. If your tape bleeds too much light, put a piece of foil in between. Easy enough
1072304
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PMPqDwVZzzMother videos also suggest this method of using tape
277148
I reused the old tape. It's ok but not perfect as the original state. It will also depend on the tool and how you take out the old screen. Certain area, I scraped off the old tape more than other. It doesn't bother me but if you want to be perfect then get the tape.
974412
I put mine on with 3m double sided tape. Took the original off, cleaned the site real well with 90% isopropyl alcohol, dried it and let it air dry, applied the tape when it was warm and it held up just fine in wet, cold, and hot weather. Also looks awesome. Got many questions regarding who makes the car, what kind of car it is.....
888292
I remember this happened to me, too. what I did was to pull out as far as I can then cut the tape off and snapped it in to replace the old one. It got to be a better way to handle it but I couldn't find instruction any about it so that how i did it.
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Its basucaaly scotch double sided tape. If its on glass a razorblade. If its on tinted film use alcohol. You can also use heat. If it comes off easy just use window cleaner to finish cleaning. Just like cleaning a tape residue up. Alcohol or other minor solvent.