A Sandy Survivor!

PoolTable911

PoolTable911

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This table had 2 feet of water during Super Storm Sandy last year. The legs cracked and checked real bad. It was originaly a dark cherry stain. I brought the table to Paul Davis of Paul Davis Refinishing. He had to repair all the wood, strip and bleach the table twice so he could match the stain on the cabinets in the room. Paul hit a home run on this table. Customer was so happy and in disbelief that it was the same table. She had almost sent it to the dump after the storm. I am working on getting before pictures.
 

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PoolTable911 said:
This table had 2 feet of water during Super Storm Sandy last year. The legs cracked and checked real bad. It was originaly a dark cherry stain. I brought the table to Paul Davis of Paul Davis Refinishing. He had to repair all the wood, strip and bleach the table twice so he could match the stain on the cabinets in the room. Paul hit a home run on this table. Customer was so happy and in disbelief that it was the same table. She had almost sent it to the dump after the storm. I am working on getting before pictures.
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Trying to load photos but not working. I am working on it.
 
sdbilliards said:
I like the way they router their rails. I enjoy working on Vitalie's, one of my favorite home tables.
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One of my favorites as well. All wood on wood construction and stamped parts. The only thing I hate is the cheap imperial cushions they used. It's like buying a Ferrari with tires from a Hyundai.
 
Nice resurection from the dead Pat! That table also looks like the old Playmaster Corinthian. They had one that was a dark cherry stained maple and looked pretty sweet. Mr. Davis does some fine work!! :thumbup:
 
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That looks sharp!
Good work pat'
Those tables standing in 2 feet of water are eferns favorite gamble table.
I loved it in a video interview where efren said he play for gamble in knee high water for tall money.

Thanks for sharing.

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Rob.M
 
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