I'll take that under advisement! There are many reason for a tip glazing. There's natural and unnatural reasons. The natural reason is people hit hard when using english(or in general) causing lots of heat and friction and compressing the fibers. Also humidity plays a factor. The unnatural reason is typically a mixture of abrasive chalk, tip picking, and VERY abrasive tip tools in general. I'm not saying that it's impossible that kamui tips have a glazing issue, but it does sometimes depend on the player. Yes, aggressive tip tools temporarily adds texture, but gives more room for the fibers to compress. I'd love to recommend the gator grip or dragon tongue, but they're not in production right now. -.- When I was playing 4 days a week, I would only have to scuff maybe 3 times a month, but I do have a softer hit. I have had people switch chalk and the problem stopped. I've had people where the problem didn't go away. I've had people that have never had a glazing issue. There's a lot of factors, BUT I am bringing each of these issues up to Japan to see if their response is any different than mine. And if they are, I will follow up accordingly!
