Follow these easy steps to repairing cracks in the toe of your bat:
(If your bat has crack on the edge of the toe you may need to use a combination of methods to clamp it up, please see repairing edge
& face method below)

1. Apply super glue to the crack making sure it flows right down into the crack.

Apply super glue to the crack making sure it flows right down into the crack.

2. Clamp up the crack using 2 pieces of wood and a G clamp.

Clamp up the crack using 2 pieces of wood and a G clamp.

3. Wipe away the excess glue and allow to dry, this should take about 30 minutes.

4. Sand the effected area down with some 100 - 220 grit sand paper.

Sand the effected area down with some 100 - 220 grit sand paper.

5. Re-oil the area with some raw linseed.

Re-oil the area with some raw linseed.

Repairing cracks in the face and edge

Follow these easy steps to repair cracks in the face & edge of your bat: (If your bat has a stubborn crack that won’t close up, you may need to use a combination of methods to clamp it up, please see repairing toe method above.)

1. Chop up an old bat grip into 1-2 cm pieces, these will act as a clamp.

Chop up an old bat grip into 1-2 cm pieces, these will act as a clamp.

2. Apply super glue to the crack making sure it flows right down into the crack.

3. Pull the bat grip sections over the bat and around the effected area.

Pull the bat grip sections over the bat and around the effected area.

4. Wipe away the excess glue and allow to dry, this should take about 30 minutes.

5. Sand the effected area down with some 100 - 220 grit sand paper.

Sand the effected area down with some 100 - 220 grit sand paper.

6. Re-oil the area with some raw linseed.

Repairing cracks in the toe

Repairing cracks in the face and edge