Rubber
- Thread starter Sheldon
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Looks like U23 profile, take some measurements to be sure. Here is a link to some.
https://www.pooltablefeltcloth.com/affordable-rail-cushions/product/u23-rubber-cushion-set-of-6.html
Here is another source with pics included showing the differences of the 3 common profiles
https://www.pooldawg.com/7ft-pool-table-cushions-set-u-23-profile-6
https://www.pooltablefeltcloth.com/affordable-rail-cushions/product/u23-rubber-cushion-set-of-6.html
Here is another source with pics included showing the differences of the 3 common profiles
https://www.pooldawg.com/7ft-pool-table-cushions-set-u-23-profile-6
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It's not one of the common profiles at all. The table is 3 piece slate, but the rails and everything else is particle board. Almost not worth the hassle. I think the sun had been hitting one of the rails, it's in a garage with a big sliding door, and the one closest to it is hardened up. They asked me to recover it anyway, so I did. Would maybe re-do the one rail if I could find a chunk of that rubber, but it's definitely not common. Only about 11/16ths wide, and only angles downward about 1/16th.
The closest thing I have found online is in this pic from a site in Taiwan, it's marked F
The closest thing I have found online is in this pic from a site in Taiwan, it's marked F
If the table is worth keeping I think I'd just recut the subrail bevel to accept K-66. It's obviously larger rubber in all dimensions so you should be able to recut to the proper angle and still maintain the same subrail depth (2 inches). Basically removing wood to add more rubber and maintaining the standard depth of the original subrail. A good upgrade I'd say, but...is the table worth it?
Probably not worth it. It has a slate bed, but literally every thing else is particle board.