I have a mcdermott voyager cue that has a bump in the clearcoat on the tip of one of the points. Im not sure if it was there before but it is now. Could this bump be caused by the tip of the inlay coming unglued and pulling out? Its hard to get a pic of it. Second question, does the q-wiz change the shaft diameter when using the rough side?
Bump in clearcoat and q-wiz question
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I seriously doubt that your point is coming loose.
Without knowing whether the bump was there when you received this cue, you should realize that McD does not buff-out their production cues. It could very well be in the finish itself.
The bump can be removed by wet-sanding (possibly with a block backing) and then polished. You will need a very high grade of buff/polish compounds to get back to the high gloss of McD's UV finish.
Without knowing whether the bump was there when you received this cue, you should realize that McD does not buff-out their production cues. It could very well be in the finish itself.
The bump can be removed by wet-sanding (possibly with a block backing) and then polished. You will need a very high grade of buff/polish compounds to get back to the high gloss of McD's UV finish.
Keep your hands clean when you play and rub the shaft with some pool table felt from time to time. Then a crisp $100 bill. A one will work but a freshly won hunderd works better, from what I have been told.
Larry