check your thread about leaving your cue in the car, I gave you the long version answere to that question. If I can help more pls ask. I know lots about this topic because of living in extreme heat. And I own a lot of cues. and have experience I'm more than glad to help you. If your cue ever gets frozen(litterly) bring the temp up real slow, we have that problem shipping cues sometimes, we try and avoid it-but it happens. Last week I had a cue shipped to Barry Szam and it was froze when he got it-we talked about it, he let it warm up real slow, he reshipped it to me the next day from Pa to Nv and its perfect. However you dont want that sort of thing to happen everyday as problems will result.
Glad to help
best
eric
Glad to help
best
eric