Clear coating polished metals
- By Stellar1024
- Ask The Cuemaker
- 2 Replies
Gotcha... Yeah I think getting it really shiny before applying clear might be the best it's gonna get... Okay ty!
For straight shots I agree.But I think it's much, much better to just play a straight-in follow shot. The path of the cue ball tells you how well you hit the ball. Make it progressive, moving the cue ball farther and farther from the OB.
Them??? I'm sorry just go back and read post number 11. If you can't figure it out and that's okay, it's not meant to be a test.You are the one who compared both of them to Tennis and Boxing here. That was the context. Nothing more nothing less. I have read the entire thread and fully understand the subject as it has been discussed many times before. Golf is closer to pool than pool is to boxing. By miles.
I will end this right here because my instinct is to get personal and I don't want to.
Yes, this is what I was trying to get across in my earlier post.
From Gemini:
Material Characteristics: Cyclops focuses on an 85% pure phenolic compound. Dynaspheres advertise their "Next Gen" resin as offering better burn resistance, a smoother surface, and higher density (maximum weight deviation of only 1.5 grams/ball).
If you can live with the traditional colors (most cannot live without them, including me), the Dynaspheres Vanadium set is pretty much the best bargain in pool these days...
My first used car purchase came with a 30-30 Warranty. 30 days or 30 feet. Whichever comes first.there is the 20 minute rule in effect. if the opponent chose to call a foul you have 20 minutes to wait to see if it falls.
I'll try and get some photos from around the city, the Crucible is is literally 5 minutes from where I live.