Recent content by rexus31

She uses too much cleaning solution. With the Ballstar, she should be slightly dampening the sponge with the cleaning solution.

Haven't we been through this recently?

Yes.

What are you looking to have done? Jerimy specialized in building brand new rails.

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My table is at 31" No way you are going to restore those without removing them. As gasman said, powder coating is going to be the most durable option.

I'm not sure of the distance between the fluorescent bulbs and the louvers and I'm not sure if LED panels can be placed on top of louvers. I'd reach out to the manufacturer to ask. I do know that if the LED's you are planning to use are not frosted, you may get a tiger striping effect on the...

Terrible news RIP.

The damage to the bottom of the ball box is most likely from people jamming the rack in there. I decided to countersink the holes in the trim and use #2 screws vs the nails so there’s less opportunity for the balls to get scratched or nicked.

Why not drill out the holes and epoxy in some dowels? Once finished and retapped, it's ready for another 70 years. Heck, I didn't even put the rack holder back on my table. The ball return box tends to get beat up by people returning the rack to the holder. I use a template rack anyway with...

I used Sherwin Williams Bonding Primer Aerosol and top coated with Sherwin Williams Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel. No issues 6 years later. I cleaned them with soap and water, allowed them to dry then scuffed them up lightly with the abrasive side of a kitchen sponge. I ran a tack cloth over...

Best to post this in the Billiard Balls Collectors thread in the Main Forum.

Cool. Did you index where the rail sites go?

It’s possible, but I don’t consider follow or draw “english”, but I can’t speak for Dennis.

I took a lesson some years ago from Dennis Orcullo. I asked him what percentage of his shots he applies english to the cue ball. He looked at me like I was from another planet before answering, "All of them".