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Unless you're in the business and have an account you won't be able to get them there. Just google pool table cushions - plenty of online retailers carry them but you will also want to get a quart of 3M-10 Scotchweld adhesive for installing them.

Are you asking which cushion profile to use?

Cloth typically gets loose because of 1. humidity or 2. poor install. For humidity issues turning on the a/c or using a dehumidifier usually works. If the cloth wasn't affixed well to begin with then you can remove the rails/pockets, pull the cloth off and reinstall/restretch. In essence the...

If Donny is doing the work then it seems we missed the part about where/how you acquired the table. Guessing locally?

Best protective covers are made from marine grade naugahyde and typically are fitted for the table. If you play a lot and just want to keep the dust off the table then one of the cheapo thin vinyl covers is fine.

A flat and a star/lock washer for each bolt.

If youwant to use needlenose pliers it's best to have a spare for when you break off a point. Been there done that.

What? No table in the bathroom or did you miss it? :D I recall when they were getting started with the plans for that place and posted updates here. Looks like it came out great. :thumbup:

Never had a problem snugging t-bolts by hand. I use a ratcheting combo wrench to tighten.. An open end or adjustable crescent works fine too.

Are you just now noticing this after 3 years? Can you have someone hold the straightedge while you snap a few pics then post them so we can see the problem you describe. It would also help to make sure whatever straightedge you use is actually straight.

You're right, my bad. Meant blue on the SP. Time to check monitor or eyes, or both.

That looks like the magnetic cueball unless I'm seeing the wrong color logo. As I recall the ball that comes with the SP set has a green logo.

With no dimples that is possible - or defective cushions. Be good to know how OP came about acquiring the table and if the cushions had been changed at some point.

The guy you want is Josh Ebert Absolute Billiard Service Dayton, Ohio (937)609-2049 www.AbsoluteBilliardService.com He posts on this forum as Club Billiards

Agreed. If there are dimples in the cloth it was pulled too tight in the spot where you see the dimple.

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Forget tv shows. Get a major alcoholic sponsor to push pool in commercials.

Any of the foaming products will penetrate the cloth and if used repeatedly will ultimately affect the weave. The questions on cloth cleaning comes up frequently. Vacuuming removes the chalk dust and a slighty damp, light wipedown with a microfiber cloth removes most chalk marks. Burn marks...

Burn marks by any other name are still burn marks from the ball whether from breaking, jumps, masses, hard draw, etc. 860HR is supposed to minimize that but not eliminate it. The Premiers are decent but don't have the same finish as Super Pros so upgrading the ball set should help. And JMO but...

Many companies offer nap free (worsted) cloth but just a handful (like Simonis) that actually manufacture it themselves. Hainsworth in the UK is an example - they make Elite Pro which is sold in the US as Accuguard (Olhausen). Another UK company is Strachan that makes Super Pro (formerly...