Gold Crown question: Table Height Adjustment & Restoring Leg Feet

Hi everyone, I have a Gold Crown III and had a couple of questions I’m hoping someone can help with.

First, what is the ideal height for the playing surface? Mine measures around 29 inches from the ground to the felt, which feels a bit low for me. I'd prefer something closer to 30 or 30.5 or even 31 inches if possible. Is there a way to adjust the height, and can it be done as a DIY project, or does it require a professional?

Second, the leg feet on my table are in pretty bad shape (please see attached photo). I’d like to clean them up and make them look shiny and better again, without having to take them off. Has anyone restored these before or found a good method to polish or paint them in place? I’d really appreciate any advice or tips. Thanks in advance!View attachment 838361
The best way to raise the playing surface is not with the feet levelers, the best way is to place 3/4" plywood pads between the frame and the pedestals in all 4 corners of the pedestals. That way the frame isn't shaking on the levelers.

Glue for cloth for table in Thailand

I have the 3m10 at my house in the States and also have used super 77 on a few coin operated 7' tables, but I need the glue for a table that will be installed at the house in Thailand and I can't get the 3m10 in Thailand. I can't bring any with me when I fly as it is restricted. I did see what I think might work so I may just buy some and try it out on some before I use it on the table. Thanks for your input.
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Are high end predators hard to sell on the secondary market?

I know it's crazy.
Picked this custom up about 8 months ago to my personal specificatins from inlays, colors, etc. and it cost much less than some of Preditor's high end machine made products. I just don't understand it.

Very nice cue!

And yeah, for the price of one high end predator, I could get something like a really nice custom Pechauer and several hours of lessons with a pro pool player.

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