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I've had a bullet proof tip pop off after six months. If epoxy is better I would rather use that. Longevity is key.

Excellent information. More than I hoped for and quite knowledgeable. Thank you very much.

Thank you

Looking for the best sealer for shafts. I've finished furniture, fencing, etc. And use lemon oil in the house, but apprehensive in getting Thompson's water seal. Zero chemicals are preferred. I realize sometimes you can't get around it. Thoughts please.

Been performing cue repair fort five years. Tips, tapers by hand, ferrules including 314's. I believe I've a solid method of gluing phenolic and poly carbon tips with just glue from Atlas. Would two part apoxy be better and if so what is the best one. Thank you for the insight.

Exactly! Something else to go wrong; why bother?

Very clean and nice polish. Leather for clamping. I'll have to try that. Thank you

The poly carbon/bullet proof tips are tricky, butt mine is staying on. Two tries. I'm inclined to think the fiber pad absorbs some of the energy intended fort breaking and it jumping. My success in gluing hinged on preparing the surfaces of tip and ferrule.

Seeking feedback from this platform about whether installing a pad between tip and the ferrule is beneficial or extraneous.

I'm in Olympia. Tips, ferrules, tapers and 314 ferrules if they are out of warranty.