linen wrap question ...?

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AzB Silver Member
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Have you any experience with this? I learned this by working on some cues a well known cuemaker did that way. And they worked fine. Thin white masking tape wrapped on correctly is a good method. You can also compress Irish linen roll, but several thousandths of masking tape works fine. Saying something is not a proper method based on theory is not proper. This is not theory for me it comes from experience.

Why do people keep bringing this type of logic up? It’s been done this way for 60 years, so it must be the right way!!!! I would never trust today’s masking tape for this job. I would never trust any tape for this type of job ever. This is not theory, it comes from actual experience telling me masking tape fails over time. Exposed or not. Why risk something with a product that has a known failure rate?
 
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