Hello APA players and Fargo 600+,
I have a GC3 pool table, but I only play about 1 - 2 hours per week, yes that's right!
The new cloth and rails (new rubber/cushion) were installed two years ago, and they still look and feel practically brand new. I keep the table covered all the time.
The balls slide really fast, and the rails don't seem to grab English as well as the tables at my local pool hall with well-worn cloth.
Is there anything I can do to make my table play more like a well-used pool hall table? Any tricks to wear the cloth out without actually playing on it? LOL.
I swear, next time I change my cloth, or when a pool hall replaces theirs, I'm going to ask if I can take their worn cloth and pay for new cloth for them.
I'm looking for ways to slow the balls down a little and get better action off the rails. Any suggestions?
I have a GC3 pool table, but I only play about 1 - 2 hours per week, yes that's right!
The new cloth and rails (new rubber/cushion) were installed two years ago, and they still look and feel practically brand new. I keep the table covered all the time.
The balls slide really fast, and the rails don't seem to grab English as well as the tables at my local pool hall with well-worn cloth.
Is there anything I can do to make my table play more like a well-used pool hall table? Any tricks to wear the cloth out without actually playing on it? LOL.
I swear, next time I change my cloth, or when a pool hall replaces theirs, I'm going to ask if I can take their worn cloth and pay for new cloth for them.
I'm looking for ways to slow the balls down a little and get better action off the rails. Any suggestions?
