Coach Paul Glove Repair

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Appreciate the chance to help get this glove ready for the season ahead. Partial re-lace and tune-up on an 11.75” 44 Pro with a two-piece web, brought in by a local high school player gearing up for spring ball. Cleaned up the pocket, tightened the web, and restored the structure so it’s game-ready and built to last. You can add color to any glove! Pick a color - any color! (almost). Change out one lace or the whole glove! Add your favorite color, your lucky color, or your team color! While you are searching your closets and shelves for the pots and pans you only use at the holidays - take note of the baseball gloves that have not been used in years. Pull them out and get them to me so we can get them on the hand of a player in need! DM or comment and I will get in touch - happy to pickup! I’m fixing gloves for players and coaches these days, and it’s been a fun new project. I also want to use it to do something for others. If you have an old glove you don’t need anymore, I’d be grateful to take it off your hands, refurbish it, and pass it along to a young player who may not be able to afford a new one. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRQteoqkdXe/ Thank you for taking a look at our next project! This well-loved Louisville Slugger Eric Davis model just arrived on my bench, and I’ll be giving it a full refurb and re-lace. It has great bones and a ton of history, so be sure to check back for the “after” photos. Very happy with how this 40 year old treasure of a glove turned out! Do the young ballplayers even know who Dave Kingman was? Just brought in a beauty from another era, a late-70s to early-80s Spalding Dave Kingman model. This one definitely has many stories in the leather, well loved and well used, just not in this century. Can’t wait to relace and recondition it so it’s ready for its next chapter. #baseball #glovecare Got this long neglected Dad glove today. It was dry as a bone and in need of some TLC. It will go back tomorrow fully re-laced and conditioned inside and out. Grateful for the opportunity. Who’s next?