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Good enough to bank the cue ball 9 rails around the table without the cue ball hopping off the rails, if you know what you're doing.

Get the Penguin rails.

Sanding disk with 50grt sandpaper!!

Call me, I'll tell you what to do, 702-927-5689

It's hard to tell from those pictures, you must be up in Canada.

Shine a black light in the playing surface, the bolt of cloth number will easily be visible that way, then write it down, and call Simonis and give them the number, then they can track the cloth.

Pull up the flaps in one of the pockets and let's see what the bottom side looks like!

Juat Just so you're aware, Diamondizing was started by me! what ever youve been told is wrong!

Your skilled mechanic don't have the skills you think he has, that's horrible staple work in the pocket! Post some pictures of the underside of the rail cloth with the rails bolted down, I'd like to see what that cloth looks like. 3 things can slow the speed of the rails down without even...

What's 1 more plug in a tire that has already been plugged 50 times😉There's more wrong ways of working on the rails than there is right, but most don't care, because they're their own critics, and as long as they're happy, I guess that's all that counts.

The GC3 finish is not a stain, it's a Rosewood paint stain, meaning it lays on top of the wood, it don't meaning it don't penetrant the wood like a stain does. It's an oil based paint to resemble the Rosewood stain look.

When it's finished, and I've put it through all of it's testing, then it'll be ready to show.

N Nothing shameless about this Geoff, how is anyone suppose to know what's good work from bad, of you don't lead by example! Good job!

When I said 'toy" tools, my meaning was simply being, they're ok for simple things, but for this kind of work, they're just to short to give you the accuracy you need. Which is why I felt I owed you an explanation so you'd have a better understanding instead of leaving you scratching your head...

The back of the facing is supported by wood, the outer 2/3rds is rubber and neoprene, and is subject to compression!

I can tell you this from experience. The tighter the cloth is pulled over the facing in the pockets, the more it will compress, or bend if you will, the miter angles of the pocket. Just for giggles, take a straight edge, place it at the back of the pocket facing, in the far back of the throat of...

Ro everyone thinking the miter angles vary on Diamond tables. I'd be interested in knowing how that's even possible since all pocket miter angles on cut on a CNC machine, and NOT by hand!! Diamond cuts thousands of pockets, and they ALL come out the same, so I'm curious how the CNC machine can...

I don't staple of pin any cloth, not even Snooker cloth, so yes, glue it!

Good luck with your search😉