Green Masters Chalk?????

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Ive been playing with Green Masters Chalk for about 10 years. I am down to my last few peices and have grinded down the others to continue to use them. I have played with new Masters chalk and it isnt the same. Mine is kinda like powder and really penetrates the pores especially if you use a tip pik. The new stuff is more porus and gritty. A firend told me that Tweeten used to use lead in their chalk. Not sure on that but there is a difference. I wish I could get a gross of the old stuff. Any suggestions are appreciated. Happy Holidays.

Mark
 
go to some old bars or just bars with several tables and open them up and grab all the chalk out of the table.... seen sevral hand fulls of masters chalk come out of a table
 
kiinstructor said:
Ive been playing with Green Masters Chalk for about 10 years. I am down to my last few peices and have grinded down the others to continue to use them. I have played with new Masters chalk and it isnt the same. Mine is kinda like powder and really penetrates the pores especially if you use a tip pik. The new stuff is more porus and gritty. A firend told me that Tweeten used to use lead in their chalk. Not sure on that but there is a difference. I wish I could get a gross of the old stuff. Any suggestions are appreciated. Happy Holidays.

Mark
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There is a post on here that stated that they never used lead, it was a quote from the maker of the chalk.

If you like smoother chalk try the Balabushaka, Blue Diamond, or Magic Chalk. I have used all 3 and like them all more than Masters, they are less gritty and go on smoother over the tip. Magic Chalk is my favorite of the bunch.
 
Try some chalk from a craft house.

Try some chalk from a craft house. Any color you want http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3573069
kiinstructor said:
Ive been playing with Green Masters Chalk for about 10 years. I am down to my last few peices and have grinded down the others to continue to use them. I have played with new Masters chalk and it isnt the same. Mine is kinda like powder and really penetrates the pores especially if you use a tip pik. The new stuff is more porus and gritty. A firend told me that Tweeten used to use lead in their chalk. Not sure on that but there is a difference. I wish I could get a gross of the old stuff. Any suggestions are appreciated. Happy Holidays.

Mark
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Thanks Guys for all your help. Ill keep looking. Sure wish I didnt use it up and give it away so easy.

Happiness
Mark
 
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