While checking prices on table tennis rubber and other products in some Japanese online shops, I kept noticing that a lot of the shops were also selling melanine foam, sold as “magic eraser” in the United States. In Japan, the product is sold under several names including “Migaki-kun”.
Anyway, apparently some of the things that make Magic Eraser a great cleaning product also make it a clean and efficient way to apply glue to a table tennis racket.
Magic Eraser is used for a lot of different things, but some table tennis players in Japan say that it helps them spread the glue more evenly and with much less of the mess that can be involved in the process of attaching table tennis rubber to their blades.
I haven’t tried this myself yet, but I have used Migaki-kun for cleaning and what these players say makes sense.
The picture at the top is a picture of someone using Magic Eraser to spread glue onto a table tennis blade.
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