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We recommend KIWI shoe polish in the small tins available from any grocer or drug store. Follow directions on the can and you'll be good to go.

Thats not one of ours. Sounds like you have a Thomas. All of our cases had our stamped Justis Cases logo or it could have been signed J & T Cases, especially on the very early cases.

If there was ever a more biased comparison, I have never seen it. IMO, the Whitten is still a big winner over any JB case both in quality and protection.

Yes, but someone had to use a courser grit to get to to the 600 smoothness

No, Bob, You were correct in every instance. 320 grit paper is considered fine and I'll guarantee it is being used by 95% of the cue makers or cue repair shops on shafts new and old if necessary.

Yep, Thanks Bob for your help, Got it fixed.

Whenever I log in to the forum this is what I get.

cases Are there any more photos of the Whitten case?

From a long time ago. Thinking about Doug Baltrip.

No way to fix a tear in leather that I'm aware of. I replaced the torn pocket.

Thanks Tate and everyone for the kind words

The fit and finish seem to be well done. Best of luck to you.

Cornerman Thanks Freddie for all you do for the sport.

Not sure but I made a case for Kenny in 1993.

Toby is missing his toothpick.

Yes, you may carry it on as long as you don't have any cues inside

Watch I don't recognize the player but I recognize the watch. Its a Pulsar P-2. I still have mine and it keeps perfect time.

You did the right thing, taking into consideration your injury and the temperature. You are the better man for doing it. Just remember this when playing him again.

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Hey, good to hear your back. Loan me $50...jk