Cue wrap question????

TheCueHunter

TheCueHunter

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I have a SW that I want to have a black leather or Lizard skin wrap put on. I want the job done perfectly, but I need it done quickly as well. My question is who can get this done in a few days turn around time, and NOT cost an arm and a leg??????

Anyone have any ideas please let me know:thumbup:
 
I wish I didn't have to pay taxes too:) Perfection, instantly and on the cheap too? Good Luck
 
With those demands you'll be lucky to find anybody to do it at any price. If I did leather wraps and IF I did them perfectly IF I could get 'r done right away I'd sure as hell want a more than average price for doing it... especially for somebody with all the new cues you've got!
 
Jim Lee did 3 of my cues in the last couple of years. Perfect jobs with seams that are invisible or almost invisible. Jim does a great job at a low price. He's on this forum at JDCustoms. He has a couple of cues listed today in the "For Sale" section so you can click on his icon and send him a PM. You won't be disappointed. There's mailing time so if you're really in a rush you may want someone local. Do a search for cuemakers in your town to avoid the mailing back and forth.
 
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JimS said:
With those demands you'll be lucky to find anybody to do it at any price. If I did leather wraps and IF I did them perfectly IF I could get 'r done right away I'd sure as hell want a more than average price for doing it... especially for somebody with all the new cues you've got!
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I guess cheap was misunderstood...I should have said I am not paying $500 for a lizard wrap like ONE member said they would charge me:thumbup:
Any other questions??????
 
ArizonaPete said:
Jim Lee did 3 of my cues in the last couple of years. Perfect jobs with seams that are invisible or almost invisible. Jim does a great job at a low price. He's on this forum at JDCustoms. He has a couple of cues listed today in the "For Sale" section so you can click on his icon and send him a PM. You won't be disappointed. There's mailing time so if you're really in a rush you may want someone local. Do a search for cuemakers in your town to avoid the mailing back and forth.
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I thought about Jim, but I think I found my guy, with no help from some who posted in this thread:thumbup: A timely fashion is a week or so. I have sent my cues to a few who had it for a month or so for a tip or ferrule work so thats what I meant,, But leave it to AZ to take everyone's words and turn them into the EXTREMEEEEEEEEEEEEEE:thumbup:

Thanks
 
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