"boarskin" wrap blanks

buddha162

buddha162

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I can't seem to find these anywhere. I used to think it's actually boarskin, but now I'm pretty sure it's a print leather...either way, anyone who can hook me up with one please help me out!

Here's a pic of what I'm looking for: http://classiccues.com/graphics/cues/707_butt_hi.jpg

It has a little more sheen than regular (bovine) leather, and I think it looks good on an Ebony cue.

Thanks,
Roger
 
buddha162 said:
I can't seem to find these anywhere. I used to think it's actually boarskin, but now I'm pretty sure it's a print leather...either way, anyone who can hook me up with one please help me out!

Here's a pic of what I'm looking for: http://classiccues.com/graphics/cues/707_butt_hi.jpg

It has a little more sheen than regular (bovine) leather, and I think it looks good on an Ebony cue.

Thanks,
Roger
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Talk to jacoby custom cues.They have a web site. I have seen a cue they made with that wrap.
 
buddha162 said:
I can't seem to find these anywhere. I used to think it's actually boarskin, but now I'm pretty sure it's a print leather...either way, anyone who can hook me up with one please help me out!

Here's a pic of what I'm looking for: http://classiccues.com/graphics/cues/707_butt_hi.jpg

It has a little more sheen than regular (bovine) leather, and I think it looks good on an Ebony cue.

Thanks,
Roger
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That is actually "Pig" leather. The supplier of that leather is Tiger Products. http://www.tigerproducts.com/TigerProductsCatalog.pdf. Look on page 7 of the catalog (.pdf page 9).
 
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Boars Hide

Phillippi uses Boars Hide and he ain't telling where he is getting it. I tried to find out for Mike Web about 2 years ago. I have it on 4 cues. Very nice indeed.
Purdman :cool:
 
Purdman said:
Phillippi uses Boars Hide and he ain't telling where he is getting it.
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That's ass. The answer is probably a few clicks/phonecalls away...I might invest the time later on this week.

Thanks Purdman,
Roger
 
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