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For those of you who might be interested I've finally got my shop all squared away and am ready to start refinishing cues again. The permanent price for a refinish with linen will be 150.00 with leather 175.00. I've also have 140 year old hard maple that's making some really sweet shafts . You can still reach me at 309-351-1944. Thanks Steve Klapp
 
Glad to see you back. I really like how your cue plays.

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Great to see you back Steve. How much for wrap less cues or cues with out a new wrap. (In case we want to install our own wrap)?

Thanks!
 
How's it going Mr. Emerson.Why don't you give me a call at 309 351 1944. Talk to you later. Steve
 
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Sent some rep your way' I still can't get over the the awesome job you did on my cue. If my cue could talk it would be speechless too'
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Thank you
Rob.M
 
steve; it is nice to see you back on here.

you did a few refinishes for me and they all came out spectacular.

good luck getting back into the swing of things. :cool:

best,
brian kc
 
Steve did a terrific job on my cues
I also love the 4-point ebony Hoppe I bought with the cue ball joint and 140-year old growth shaft.
Solid cue with very nice dimensions
I think people are really going to like Steve Klapp cues
 
Interested in refinishing once i get my hands on this new purchased cue. Since this Wanted/ For Sale thread moves so quickly. Can you add your post to the Talk to a Mechanic, Ask a Cuemaker, or Cue Machinery Supplies. Not complaining here just kind of making it easy to pull your info back up fast.
 
Stephan said:
Interested in refinishing once i get my hands on this new purchased cue. Since this Wanted/ For Sale thread moves so quickly. Can you add your post to the Talk to a Mechanic, Ask a Cuemaker, or Cue Machinery Supplies. Not complaining here just kind of making it easy to pull your info back up fast.
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stephan;

all you have to do is go to the search feature when you are ready to go and type in cue refinishing.

this thread will pop up in the results.

and like others here have mentioned, I, too, had some cues done by steve and the end results were nothing short of spectacular.

he's a real nice guy, as well.

best,
brian kc
 
When you refinish a cue, can you fix a warped butt? I have an Al Bautista that is a pretty nice looking cue, but it has warped quite a bit. I'd like to have it fixed at some point if that's possible.
 
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