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- Thread starter gbs52
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Is this all that’s available?
Haven’t they fixed that factory yet?
Haven’t they fixed that factory yet?
Just got my table in today. Factory is definitely up and running.
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I think that’s the colors I’m leaning toward.
Both are good colors to play on. Biggest problem with the light gray is you would need light gray chalk with it, to avoid chalk marks that would really stand out.
Masters is ok...V10 is perfect.
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You mean Taom V10 I assume?
yes...corrected. Thanks
Das Cue-Boot
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I have a slate gray Centennial, use either Taom Pyro or V10. No chalk marks. Had a few with old style blue chalk, but that is now banned and after a few vacuumings they are gone. Bunches of burn marks, but I’ve gone to high end phenolic balls and pads for practicing to keep those down. Like the color, nice contrast with traditional ball colors. Probably not in for new cloth for at least a couple years, but would go gray again If available. It is a nice neutral color that doesn’t dominate the room.
I prefer the blue, but don't mind the grey either.
Simonis has only trickled a small amount of tour blue 860 HR out to the West Coast of the USA. My supplier in California just told me he wont have any in for 2 more months, and it has been a couple of months since they had any.
Simonis has only trickled a small amount of tour blue 860 HR out to the West Coast of the USA. My supplier in California just told me he wont have any in for 2 more months, and it has been a couple of months since they had any.
PracticeChampion
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Not sure about powder blue but tournament blue really brightens thing up
dquarasr
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Or Taom V10 (light green) which doesn’t accumulate on any color.