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i agree with the persons on the cushions being the problem, not the humidity factor. also possible that the back of the cushion is separating from the rail(wood) surface to which they are glued. and with that said, humidity may have played a part in weakening the glue between the rubber/wood...

nice repair. couldnt u just buy another slate for the cost of reapir. lol hey its gerald, in memphis. im still working on the facings for my regina table. i think they are coming along ok. more work than i thought, but not difficult. hope to see you in december. 901 412 9618

your inflationary talk is good stuff. so next time i play for a 100 guess it will have to be for a grand.

actually they could all be ivory, however not likely. in fact just b/c the cue is fractured and has aging doesnt guarantee that it is ivory either. there were a couple of composites to simulate ivory back in the 20' and 30's. ithink one was carmalate and the other vitalate. cant really say i...

feedback whiich affects ones ratings should only be given by those involved in the transaction. all other feedback can be fluff and force fed through the forum

just bought a samsung 50" plasma for $700 at HHGreggs opening sale. believe me for that money you got a lot of tv equivalent to those @ $14/15 hundred. i've been looking and comparing for 18months (thats right,crazy huh) and when this came by i couldnt get my money out fast enough. model...

stolen: 2 months ago. grenada, mississippi. jim griffen signed cue (norwela cues), 4 point five veneers very dark brown leather wrap(looks black). cocobola and bem. only one shaft. gerald 901 412 9618. gmillioni@yahoo.com

sure glad ive been reading the posts on this. i thought the decimal point was supposed to be two places to the left. lol

cue question thanks to those who responded to the heubler cue thread i posted

anyone know of them. era built. collectibilty. price spectrum. tell me what you know. thanks, gerald

(will try the vinegar idea). ive been doing wood refinishing for years. first i use alcohol. followed by a fast drying acetone. however dont use the acetone if you are not going to apply a finish coat over the wood, as acetone will remove varnishs, laquers, and probably loosen polyurethanes etc...

reminds one of the testy american chess player bobby fischer. when you have talent like that its just a feeling of disgrace to have people see you at anything but your best. sometimes we can only live that best in our mind, long after the real talent is gone.

what do you think about a damp cloth. shouldnt hurt the rubber jus to wipe off the surfaces, you think.

1. are they available in the quality of years ago 2. i have these on my table now, dont think they need replacing but wondering if i can buy superspeed monarch rubber like was made by brunswick in the early part of the 19th century. 3. my current question: i peeled back all the cloth to see...

i looked up some pill bottles on line and they arent quite shaped like many years ago. the ones we used tended to have a more elongated neck. the hole or opening at the neck had a little larger base diameter than the neck itself, which gave the bottle a bit of a sturdier stance when inverted...

bondo or beeswax as an absolute novice i can say i found bondo to be simple to use. i watched the use of beeswax and didnt think there would be a problem if i ever wanted to use it. the bondo works well for many slate repair problems from my limited experience. you must be fairly quick...

someone explain the differences in playability between simonis, championship, and granito. how does the wool/nylon mixture contribute to speed and durability. i used to have championship tour edition, played fine but im no pro. went to simonis 760 on a different table but same dimensions...

cues gmillioni@yahoo.com weights on all three. which one would you sell for $350

bar tourney pay the real good player to run the tourney a few weeks. lol. keep him busy and out of the action.

got destroyed its history. but remember history tends to repeat itself.