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So a little progress on the old snooker table. Removed all the metal parts and got them powder coated. There were so many colors to choose from, ended up using Polaris Copper from prismatic powders. Think they turned out pretty good, I was pleased.

Here’s a pic of one of the skirts after just wiping it with a rag.

Mine too is a restoration project. A guy in my town had it in storage for years and told me if I wanted it I could have it! He even helped me load it. I’ve got all the metal parts off and going to drop them off to get powder coated on Friday. Also the middle piece of slate has a small piece...

You can maybe try going to Brunswick website. At the bottom of the page they have a history tab, that will take you to another Brunswick page that has a library tab that has old manuals, ads and fliers. Found some info on my Gold Crown III 5x10 snooker table. Would love to see pics of a 6x12!

Thank you everyone! I will give Glen a call!

Thank you for the replies!! The piece is missing. When the slates are together I don’t believe it will be that big of a spot. When I get everything ready to assembly I am planning to hire someone to do it. I believe my next step is to remove the cloth from the rails and see what condition...

Hello all!! New to the forum. Just acquired an old Gold Crown III 5x10 snooker table, it was free. When we went to pick it up the middle piece of slate has a piece broke off, I assumed happened when the gentleman put it in storage, table has been in storage for years. My question: is this...

That pick is at the gentleman’s garage where the table had been in storage

Hello all! Little background. I grew up playing snooker on my parents 5x10 cc steepleton table in the basement. Snooker is all Ive ever known pool wise. Love the game. Fast forward to now. Just finished our basement in our home and finally talked my wife into a pool table "for the kids". My...