Which Simonis Grey Is Darker?

DrCue'sProtege said:
I've emailed Simonis and asked.

From the chart that I have it looks like Slate Grey is the darkest. Then Shark Grey in the middle. And regular Grey is the lightest.

I'll let you know what Simonis says once they respond.
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Why do the shades matter so much to you?
 
DrCue'sProtege said:
I've emailed Simonis and asked.

From the chart that I have it looks like Slate Grey is the darkest. Then Shark Grey in the middle. And regular Grey is the lightest.

I'll let you know what Simonis says once they respond.
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I’ll be waiting with bated breath.
 
Although I use the Championship 30/30 Tour cloth (Steel Gray) I think gray is the easiest color on my eyes because none of the ball colors clash with the cloth. I have had both blue and green and always use gray now.

-dj
 
DrCue'sProtege said:
Don't like dark cloth.

And since it seems as if most big tournaments are going to Grey I want to get the lightest version of Grey.
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Why does it matter? Are you training for a WNT Tour event? FWIW, Matchroom no longer uses Simonis. You should get CBPA Royal Apex if you are wanting to pretend you are a tour player.
 
Cartune said:
How is the car running? :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

EDIT - what kind of race car we talking about?
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Last one was a 7 second drag race car. Sold it a little while back. A few decades of racing hard really wears you out. A lot of get home from work Thursday evening, leave around midnight to get thru Chicago and drive until the sun is up so you can get in line for tech. Then turn around and repeat Sunday night until the wee hours of Monday morning so you can make it to work on time. I always fantasized on how nice it would be not to live north of Chicago, it adds so much drive time wherever you go.
P.S. Now that the kids are adults I have not had to speak with X for years, that is definitely a bonus.
 
Al_Camino said:
I've played on classic green, tournament blue, grey, red, and purple. The blue is by far my favorite to play on with classic green a distant second.
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I have played on those same colors except purple but I did play on pink, black, and white zebra pattern table, it was beyond awful. The grey was nice to play on but to me it is not very attractive, kind of like a primered car.
 
DrCue'sProtege said:
We are talking Simonis 860 here.

Shark Grey or regular Grey - Which one is a darker shade of grey?

It's hard to tell from the small sample I have.

r/DCP
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Just heard back from Simonis up near Chicago.

Regular Grey is the lightest.
Then Shark Grey.
And Slate Grey is the darkest.

How do you guys think the light Grey would look on my Diamond Professional table with the Oak/Cherry? Pic is attached.

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DrCue'sProtege said:
Just heard back from Simonis up near Chicago.

Regular Grey is the lightest.
Then Shark Grey.
And Slate Grey is the darkest.

How do you guys think the light Grey would look on my Diamond Professional table with the Oak/Cherry? Pic is attached.

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Bad, imo.

The red table needs green or blue.

And you need a real light (or two).
And you need a real light (or two).
And you need a real light (or two).
 
bbb said:
you stole his chalk !!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek::eek:😂
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It's a master, need to be removed period 😎

Black-Balled said:
Bad, imo.

The red table needs green or blue.

And you need a real light (or two).
And you need a real light (or two).
And you need a real light (or two).
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Right, finally got his $9,000 brand new 9 foot diamond table that he was waiting for 19-months and ended up using a dining light from 1989... smh
 
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