Red Label to Blue Label conversion -- Diamond Table
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Hello my freind! Just FYI, Mark lives in Atlanta, not FL. That's where the OP lives...like me! :grin:
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I would pass him on way down to a Florida vacation, and pu on way home.
Please do yourself a favor and call Diamond and ask about a "top replacement."
They take your old top and replace it with a new top (i.e. blue label rails). The bolt holes/base of the table are exactly the same.
I have a 9' Professional model with "oak" stain and the new top matched up perfectly.
(I think there is some confusion here because the other option is to have a mechanic modify/cut your existing rails to the blue label specs/profile.)
Please do yourself a favor and call Diamond and ask about a "top replacement."
They take your old top and replace it with a new top (i.e. blue label rails). The bolt holes/base of the table are exactly the same.
I have a 9' Professional model with "oak" stain and the new top matched up perfectly.
(I think there is some confusion here because the other option is to have a mechanic modify/cut your existing rails to the blue label specs/profile.)
Thanks Miller!
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I believe RKC trained one of the mechanics in the PA/NJ area that might be a closer option. I forgot the name, I'm sure RKC will give you his information if true
This one is from left field:
You Red label owners that are considering paying 1k to 2k to convert the table to Blue label.... would any of you consider converting the top to a GC Superspeed spec instead? Its probably the exact same work for a mechanic, just different cushion to glue on, and different bevel angles to cut. If I had a Diamond Red, and wanted to keep it, I would personally go this route. "Bruswickize" a Diamond
You Red label owners that are considering paying 1k to 2k to convert the table to Blue label.... would any of you consider converting the top to a GC Superspeed spec instead? Its probably the exact same work for a mechanic, just different cushion to glue on, and different bevel angles to cut. If I had a Diamond Red, and wanted to keep it, I would personally go this route. "Bruswickize" a Diamond
This one is from left field:
You Red label owners that are considering paying 1k to 2k to convert the table to Blue label.... would any of you consider converting the top to a GC Superspeed spec instead? Its probably the exact same work for a mechanic, just different cushion to glue on, and different bevel angles to cut. If I had a Diamond Red, and wanted to keep it, I would personally go this route. "Bruswickize" a Diamond
You g*dDAMN communist.
Okay, that did it... I will try to give you the 6 for some VERY CHEAP sets at Derby, to at least TRY to punish this malfeasance.
Ha ha ha. Deal.
This one is from left field:
You Red label owners that are considering paying 1k to 2k to convert the table to Blue label.... would any of you consider converting the top to a GC Superspeed spec instead? Its probably the exact same work for a mechanic, just different cushion to glue on, and different bevel angles to cut. If I had a Diamond Red, and wanted to keep it, I would personally go this route. "Bruswickize" a Diamond
Too easy.
The original Diamond had Superspeed cushions. Then went with Championship then Artemis.
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See post 38 for work and price. If there is a negative it is you have to wait till they are going to have someone in your area. I was lucky they were able to do it it within 3 months. I have had a lot players on my table from average to top A players and all love the the way the table plays.
Good luck I hope it all works out well for you.
See post 38 for work and price. If there is a negative it is you have to wait till they are going to have someone in your area. I was lucky they were able to do it it within 3 months. I have had a lot players on my table from average to top A players and all love the the way the table plays.
Good luck I hope it all works out well for you.