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This is basically a before and after. All the plain wood pieces were this maroon color before stripping them

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A few more, the gum was free of charge

parts pics Jfred, thought you might be interested. Here are some pics as I attempt to make this thing look good. Here is what it looked like before I started Here are a few trim pieces as I am working on them. I have pics of the legs and aprons, but not on this comp. They are almost complete...

The model is a Brunswick Popular. Here is an excerpt from their website Popular As its name implies, this is a popular table, and possesses merits that entitle it to that position. We furnish this table either in rosewood inlaid with maple, or maple inlaid with rosewood. The Popular has long...

That pretty cool. Do you know what years these models were manufactured? I'm going to do a parts check soon since you posted that diagram. Thanks!

Thank you for the informative post. I was searching a bit earlier when I made that post but I had to do something here at work. I'll looke again when I have more time. Thanks again

Thanks for the info :thumbup2: I've already been snooping around on Classic Billiards

Longhorn....with and Aggie colored table :) UT Tyler grad tho

I have a friend who does this ~once a year. I think the cue maker has extra shafts to match his cue in waiting now. He just calls them and tells them his name and they send him one. LOL Silly. In answer to your question, yes, sell them all they want! Business is business

I found this http://www.chicagobilliardmuseum.org/files/Centennial_DC_1946.pdf in another thread and it is for a Centennial. I was looking at the model on the from and noticed that it says "Model D-C" I have a sportking and I dont know the year, but the model is stamped "D-C" on the back of one...

No, I didnt buy that gun (yet) but I may. I bought a gun locally and if it doesnt do a good job, I will take it back and tell them it doesnt work for me. Then I am sure I will find a better gun. I looked up the one I bought and it had positive reviews and I can get my money back if I dont like...

I think you will be pleased, but the price is a little high to me. Of course you said you can get it lower, so let us know how you do!

Hey JFE, I got one, we shall see if it works. I got a CH inline water filter + HVLP gun with 1.8 mm tip. I am getting close to buying lacquer. Would you just use the SW sanding sealer as well?

Haha, I'll keep that in mind. They are basically doing that in Dallas as we speak to combat west nile

by the way, I have a cue that I would like to get refinished for $50. Just send me the address, Thank you :)

I dont think anyone should be offering warranty work on 2nd or third party transactions. If so, there would be dishonest people taking advantage of it all the time and the cuemaker would be working for free. I think that if I knew there was a problem to begin with, I would tell my buddy to get...

Anyone familiar with Texas view on VOC regulation and how it would apply to a cuemaker? I am not a cue maker, but I was looking into buying a spray gun for some other projects. I tried reading about it, but honestly not sure if I am reading info that would even pertain to me.

I hate spotting where the total is less than 16. I like both players battling over one ball