Recent content by rexus31

I believe it is. I'm not sure I'd paint mahogany, but that's just me. I made mine out of poplar.

While I did not paint an original, I did make my own and painted it to match my restored Gold Crown I. If you do decide to paint, use a Door and Trim or Cabinet Urethane Enamel as it will offer a better finish and dry harder than latex wall paint.

I clean the balls before every session in my ball cleaner using a mixture of 8oz 91% Isopropyl Alcohol with 2 tablespoons of Aramith Ball Cleaner. The balls come out clean, shiny, but not slick. Very much a "fresh out of the box" feel.

Fine on my end.

Are you buying the set you posted or are they yours?

Vigma Diamonds. I've got that set as well.

I did this with a bucket polisher I made. No more collisions.

If it helps you, I did a full blown restoration on my Gold Crown I.

Compared to what we saw at the Texas Open, it is.

With all the work I put into my table, I don't think I'd sell it and start over. I suppose I could do it all again but I'd rather not if I didn't have to.

Incorrect.

The red marks on the cue ball are obviously red chalk marks. The spots on the balls appear to be from pocket liners. What kind of table are you playing on and what are the pocket liners made from? What do you use to clean the balls?

Nope.

Too much confusion. Just have the dress code. The dead money that do not want to comply will easily be backfilled by dead money willing to comply.