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I agree. I also use mesh. I will sometimes finish with regular sandpaper (220) if I want a smoother finish.

I sand until it is smooth and has no divots in it. The lines will always be visible and that is one of the nice looks you are after.

Sorry but I replied with an email. Shipping would be $36.

Still have a few of the Dufferin and Falcon/Predator butts for sale Far left are Dufferin ebony Trophy blanks $100 only have a few of these. Falcon/Predator birdseye blank $40 Falcon/Predator rosewood blank $50 Falcon/Predator curly blank $40 Falcon NR series blank - forearm is curly or birdseye...

Dave I sent you a message.

Dufferin probably made more 5/16 x 14 joints than the aluminum glider joint. For the price they put together a pretty good cue. Both Cliff Thorburn (world snooker champion) and Kirk Stevens ( #4 in world snooker) played with Dufferin snooker cues.

Happy Canada day eh.

Where is the balance point on the cue now. If it is forward it probably could be changed by putting in a larger weight bolt which would make it heavier and bring the balance point towards the rear. It could also be rewrapped and leave it unpressed which would give you a rougher feel.

I agree it is not like wood but if you are willing to take the risk it can be sanded. I believe most carbon fiber shafts are sanded to get them to that smooth surface that we like. Use wet sandpaper, wear a mask and vacuum as sanding. The dust can be very unhealthy.

I have used it with good results. I do use the cross link hardener with it.

I have a customer that has asked me to make him a shaft for his HXTC13 Purex cue. The diameter of the pin is .312 and there are about 10 acme threads per inch. Does anyone have an insert that will work with this??

If you will ship to Canada I will take them.

Thanks for all your help. I have done some sanding with good results. Using a respirator and wet sandpaper. It comes up good and the area sanded can not be seen.

Thanks for your help

Has anyone tried sanding carbon fiber?? I don't mean to reduce shaft size but just to get a small blemish out of it. I would think that it could be done with progressively finer sandpaper and using it wet. Any thoughts??

Thank you.

Looking to buy some Isoplast. 1" or 3/4" or by the foot by 14mm. Any help would be appreciated.

I am looking to buy some Isoplast. 1" or 3/4" or rod by 14mm. Need a few feet. Can anyone help me out??

Deco Thank you.

Does anyone have a phone number for Deco??