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Curious. Do you break regularly when you play on your table?

It will rattle on tables with pockets cut too wide. It will rattle on most Olhausen tables with stock cut pockets.

Line up 3 balls frozen to each other and the rail just past the side pocket. Hit the cue ball at break speed. The 3rd ball will drop, at break speed along the rail. This of course is assuming no one has altered the pockets from the factory cut or stacked any facings.

Thanks. Good point.

Can't do that! The light might fade it!

"Facings favor spitting the ball out rather than letting the ball drop" No, I do not work for Diamond. In fact, I'm a Gold Crown guy. I'm just not a fan of misinformation.

Your statement is untrue. If you hit a ball break speed down the rail and directly into the facing the ball drops on a Diamond table. It will not rattle.

Not true. Balls pocket as they should but the deep shelf on the Diamond tends to hold balls up that rub the rail on the way in if not hit at pocket speed.

Pro Cut: 4.5" League Cut: 4.75"

Best of luck chasing perfection. I'm a little OCD but it appears you take it to the next level.

I've had a wrapless as my player for years. No scratches to report. Do you abuse your equipment?

Too much product.

Pay close attention to your 10B break. The areas on your foot rail are common areas for balls to hit during the break. My money is still on residual Aramith Ball Cleaner transferred from the balls to the rail. What do you use to clean your balls and how much ABC are you using?

What game do you primarily play?

How much cleaning solution do you use and what are you using to clean the balls? That section of the cushion gets a lot of action from break shots. More so than other areas of the table. It's not so much dirt that accumulates there, but residual cleaner deposits on the rails from the balls...

Ideally, you want to avoid the water weeping through the cloth and getting the rubber wet so don't soak it! Again, very, very damp microfiber cloth and let it dry thoroughly prior to playing.

Take a very, very damp cloth and clean the cushion nose cloth on that rail.

Before I built my Gold Crown Ball Polisher, I did this on my old bucket cleaner. It doesn't look the greatest, but it was effective.

The table will tighten up once the cloth breaks in.

It's roughly 9.5". What are you trying to accomplish?