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I would put stickers on my products too. Except mine would say... "Not to be sold in the state of California". How long before the sticker will be required on used items?

Some of the components they say cause cancer will. But their testing methods use exposures levels that a person would never be exposed to

Or just a component in the finish. And it's probably a solvent that after it off gasses, posses no hazard. But they included it on the list because it was used in the process. I wouldn't be suprised billiard chalk has a California warning.

Saying something is known to cause cancer in California is like saying marriage is the chief cause of divorce.

I was just looking at those on Seyberts. They want $10 EACH! And everyone else is complaining about high priced layered tips? Wow. I'll stick to Morri hard. Reasonably priced (as far as layered tips go) and playability is outstanding.

It is my understanding that LePros, Elkmaster, and other Tweeten singla layer tips are made from water buffalo hide. What Brand of tip are you referring to? WB brand?

Bewilder with brilliance.

Just out of curiosity how do you play 8 ball on a snookerr table Since the cushion is set lower? Do you have a special 8 ball set that are smaller?

To avoid confusion, the pause at the cue ball after the practice strokes is, or should be, called "The Set"

We are still talking about stroking a cue, right? 🤔

I agree whole heartedly that the preshot routine is one of the most ignored fundamentals by lower to mid level players. And as mentioned by shooting arts, The pause between the backstroke and forward stroke helps greatly to alleviate the jerky motion. I had/have many flaws in my stroke. When...

A wart?

You dug this up from over a year ago? Really?

True. But have you ever instructed someone who had such poor fundamentals you had to tear them down and rebuild?

Ask yourself.... what is the ball that is the biggest trouble ball... the 10. 15 has to go first. The 13 isn't easy to get position on, but with good speed control, not impossible.

Lol!!! You beat me to it!

I think you hit on the difference between an instructor and a coach. The way I see it, an instructor is for beginners and intermediate players. Players who never had a proper stance or cue delivery. A coach is for higher level and pro players, who don't need the changing of fundamentals...

I predict you won't be happy.

Stay away from spray adhesive. Get a can of contact cement and roll it on. Much better and cleaner job

What degraded Fillers game in the first place?