Let me tell ya, six weeks after he died, I spent 1.5 days with Evelyn in Dowell IL, what a gal !!!!
She's heard more one liners that Johnny Carson ever said.
They had a GOOD 40 yrs of marriage.
I owned 7 GC I's and some II"s. Cornblasted em (not too deep) light hand sanding, took 15 minutes to do that. Wiped em clean five minutes, chose a stain, then 3 coats of clear. Came out perfect, got the wood to match the room lighting.
Fats dad was a Merchant Marine working the docks/east coast.
Fats had a pool room in his early yrs.
When he was a kid hangin out with dad at the docs probably 8 yrs old, when the lunch bell rang Rudolph was usually the first in line.
Yeah, but you'll never see a poker table w/o GREEN felt. But wouldn't bet on that :).
Green/cash/dealer.
Green felt 8 ball.
Hard wired mankind experiences.
Gray blackjack tables, might/and NOT. :)
Cash is good and cash is Green. Not grey.
I miss typed in thread #10, I was told they were poplar.... Kinda makes sense, the wood was so light, had my choice of how dark to go to match the room, I did get it tho too light. :).
This light-frame.... is it stained with a clear coat just like your wood aprons?
I know my GCI apron (pic) layered wood was gorgeous.
Likely not poplar. With a fine grit, all aprons and underframe took 45 minutes to completely strip, a 200 or 180 grit then stain/clear coat.