World Beyblade Organization by Fighting Spirits Inc.

Hello all,

I am brand new to collecting plastic beyblades so I apologize if this has been asked a bunch already,

Is there anything we can do to protect the components of plastic beyblades? Like some sort of spray or adhesive that can make them more durable?

I was planning on keeping these for a while to be able to play with my kids, but just testing some out I've already chipped one of my Draciel S attack rings a couple times, and now I don't even want to play with them anymore so I won't break them lol!

Appreciate any feedback on this, thank you.

(Nov. 20, 2021  9:04 PM)Ziggens Wrote: [ -> ]Hello all,

I am brand new to collecting plastic beyblades so I apologize if this has been asked a bunch already,

Is there anything we can do to protect the components of plastic beyblades? Like some sort of spray or adhesive that can make them more durable?

I was planning on keeping these for a while to be able to play with my kids, but just testing some out I've already chipped one of my Draciel S attack rings a couple times, and now I don't even want to play with them anymore so I won't break them lol!

Appreciate any feedback on this, thank you.

Ziggens,
    First off I think the best thing is to just buy extra beys!   You can have a set to play with and a set to collect.
      I think any kind of coating would change the beyblade too much or could ruin it.   I think it would be good if the coating would be reversible. If you have test subject beys to experiment on then you could try to paint something onto the cotact points of the bey.  Try some white glue (Elmer's glue), school glue might be the best because it may  the easiest to peel off later. You could try modge-poge (white "elmer's" glue with extra chemicals) Mod Podge
Best regards