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I used the polisher and it will get simichrome polish :) Just finished up the final run of all the aluminum parts on the polisher. Will post pics tomorrow! TFT

People saying there is only one way is the main problem with the mechanics forum. There are many acceptable ways :) I deal mostly with homeowners that are not recovering their tables like a pool hall does. There are more people who work in peoples homes than in pool halls. I am also a member of...

I have one word for it: SILLY. I try to steer customers away from stuff like that. So hard to play pool with lighting like that. You are right though, that table is more for decorative purposes than to play on! TFT

thats my version :)

you are right about one thing: I have the experience you wish you did. I developed my own adhesive edge bond method using RKC250 and it works.... I dont need to use it on wood backed slates...

It is not as easy as changing an angle. They are different measurements. I still like your idea!! I Also understand you are speaking of Gc Anniversary and Centennial tables only. It really would save a lot of headaches for the casual player and the DIY people too. TFT

Your slate backers will be good!! I use a non neumatic hand stapler with thin wire staples in the pockets in order to not damage the slate backer as much. TFT P.s. your slate backers are not MDF. ;)

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If your staple pattern is consistent, no worries. If you get "striping" your stapling is not consistent. Half inch is what Simonis DVDs suggests I think>?? Sounds like you wont be recovering your table once a year= no issues stapling. IMO, in commercial environments it is a good idea to use...

I go with about 31", unless asked differently. TFT

I found it to lose its color a lil fast, but, it played well and it is very durable. Worth the investment. TFT

funny that you say that!! I thought the same thing and shot a few emails out about this! TFT

It is GREAT to have a Pro like Jack Z to do rail surgery! I do my own extensions, cushions and facings, but, when its subrail replacement time I go to him. He is great to work with, prices are always fair and he is on track time wise! Not to mention he is a gentleman and very good pool player. I...

Staples work, period. Solvent based adhesive is gross. Must be why "some people" are so crazy, to much blue glue. I use it when its necessary and do a good job, but, I would rather not smell it or touch if often. I feel bad for guys that have to use it everyday! TFT

With Flash and with out!

It would make life easier, but, no they do not. TFT

Sorry, I am not. They had a lot of issues getting it to me during covid. You can order it on Amazon. TFT

Sell the old one on Craiglist or Facebook Marketplace? Or to a friend? Donate it to a non profit that needs one? Donny Wessels at West State Billiards is someone reputable in the State of California. New is the easiest way, but, will cost most money and wait times are LONG. Buying one off of...