Cortland Wrap

cueman said:
Yes you can. But I hope you are sitting down when you read the price.
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no freaking doubt!!!!!!!
I find it hard to believe anyone(other than super collectors)could tell the diff. between it and the linen made now!
 
HDR10 said:
no freaking doubt!!!!!!!
I find it hard to believe anyone(other than super collectors)could tell the diff. between it and the linen made now!
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If you every see a cue with the old stuff next to the new stuff, you will always be able to tell the difference. The spec's will line up differently. Modern linen uses dye spots on a few of the threads. Cortland used a solid green thread as one of the nine. Makes a big difference in appearance.
I'm not saying I agree with the price, and I would never put it on a newer cue. But if you are restoring a 10000+
Bushka, it's a small expense.
 
cutter said:
If you every see a cue with the old stuff next to the new stuff, you will always be able to tell the difference. The spec's will line up differently. Modern linen uses dye spots on a few of the threads. Cortland used a solid green thread as one of the nine. Makes a big difference in appearance.
I'm not saying I agree with the price, and I would never put it on a newer cue. But if you are restoring a 10000+
Bushka, it's a small expense.
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I'll agree with that....Thank You.....
 
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