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If that were my table, I'd only replaced the cloth on the one rail. The bed cloth and the cloth on the other rails looks to be in very good shape. Also, there is no need to replace any rubber on that table. The raised cloth you're seeing isn't from the rubber at all. It's caused by a...

Thanks for the replies everyone.

I remember seeing a thread about 3m 77 being reformulated and not really usable for pool tables anymore, but I can't seem to find the thread. Is 77 okay to use? If not, what is the right glue to use on a valley 7ft?

That's from pulling the rail cloth too tight.

This what you're looking for? http://brunswick.pastperfectonline.com

Yeah, I was rather tired when I posted that.

Have you tried contacting the installer to fix their bad work?

If it was done the proper way, it would be difficult. If it was done by adding pocket facings then opening them back up would be quite easy.

Won't hurt the slate at all. Could hurt the wood backing.

I had asked a question, and then saw the answer right in front of my face.

Oops. Wasn't paying attention.

Maybe I can settle the debate. I'll start by stating for the record that I am not a mechanic, nor am I an installer. I did work on tables for a few years in the early 90s, but my experience in the field pales in comparison to either of you. My family has a long history of working with rocks...

A Google search shows Manuel de Santaren is an interior designer/architect. I would say this was a one off for a client, but the label has me stymied. I can't find any other info on this table other than ads for this sale.

Just make sure they aren't used!

I assume this was all done legally. Burl poaching can get people in a whole lot of trouble.