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n10spool

n10spool

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If you know your rail rubber that fits different table manufacturers, then whats wrong with this chart from a wholeseller.

Rebound Pro professional replacement pool table cushions offer the highest quality in the industry, at the lowest price. We offer K55 (Commercial table, Valley Dynamo, and Coin Op Tables), K55-118C (Carom table - canvas on the bottom), K55-118 (Snooker), K66 (Home recreational table and most Gold Crowns), U56 (Old Brunswick Centennial), L77 (Snooker tables), U23 (used on the some older coin op tables). Profiles in varying lengths to fit tables up to 9ft in length & L77 will fit 12 foot snooker tables.

All of our rubber is produced with our exclusive formula (85 percent natural gum rubber & 15 percent cosmetic grade clay filler) offering the very best quality in the industry.



Look at what k66 fits again and the u56....
 
n10spool said:
If you know your rail rubber that fits different table manufacturers, then whats wrong with this chart from a wholeseller.

Rebound Pro professional replacement pool table cushions offer the highest quality in the industry, at the lowest price. We offer K55 (Commercial table, Valley Dynamo, and Coin Op Tables), K55-118C (Carom table - canvas on the bottom), K55-118 (Snooker), K66 (Home recreational table and most Gold Crowns), U56 (Old Brunswick Centennial), L77 (Snooker tables), U23 (used on the some older coin op tables). Profiles in varying lengths to fit tables up to 9ft in length & L77 will fit 12 foot snooker tables.

All of our rubber is produced with our exclusive formula (85 percent natural gum rubber & 15 percent cosmetic grade clay filler) offering the very best quality in the industry.



Look at what k66 fits again and the u56....
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Weeeeeell, it's clear that here's someone else that has no idea as to what they're talking about...LOL

Glen
 
Well the bruns 66 is wrong but the u56 is the old centennial rubber.
used on the entry line tables like the bristol and richmond models.
Muellers calls it century rubber.
 
scruffy1 said:
Well the bruns 66 is wrong but the u56 is the old centennial rubber.
used on the entry line tables like the bristol and richmond models.
Muellers calls it century rubber.
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Your right but they say it fits centennial tables which use better profile rubber.

I am also curious to see if anyone's knows what website this came off of?
 
n10spool said:
Your right but they say it fits centennial tables which use better profile rubber.

I am also curious to see if anyone's knows what website this came off of?
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I didnt read it to say Fits centennial tables. It says old centennial rubber. Brunswick calls that profile centennial syle. Now, centennial TABLES definitely use k55 cushion. I do think their wording is a little confusing to some.
 
I wasn't picking oin you just the website I got this info from they have been in the billiard business for along time. In the last 18 months they have been gearing up into table repair parts they think they got it but they still need to do alot more homework.
 
n10spool said:
Rebound Pro professional replacement pool table cushions offer the highest quality in the industry, at the lowest price. We offer K55 (Commercial table, Valley Dynamo, and Coin Op Tables), K55-118C (Carom table - canvas on the bottom), K55-118 (Snooker), K66 (Home recreational table and most Gold Crowns), U56 (Old Brunswick Centennial), L77 (Snooker tables), U23 (used on the some older coin op tables). Profiles in varying lengths to fit tables up to 9ft in length & L77 will fit 12 foot snooker tables.
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Come on guys - it doesn't get any more user friendly then that blurb :rolleyes:

I especially like the highest quality.../ lowest price sentence.
:D

Yo Snake - did you get by Sierra Gold?

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Dartman said:
Come on guys - it doesn't get any more user friendly then that blurb :rolleyes:

I especially like the highest quality.../ lowest price sentence.
:D

Yo Snake - did you get by Sierra Gold?

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Yes Rick, the gold cloth has turned yellow...faded! I'd insist they CLEAN the tables though...LOL, but I'd be looking at changing the cloth, and finding a mechanic that doesn't put folds in the corner pockets...hahaha

Glen
 
realkingcobra said:
Yes Rick, the gold cloth has turned yellow...faded! I'd insist they CLEAN the tables though...LOL, but I'd be looking at changing the cloth, and finding a mechanic that doesn't put folds in the corner pockets...hahahaGlen
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Gold cloth??
The design was chocolate brown - maybe they've recovered with standard cloth since it's been a year
from when they ordered this printed cloth -

SGgo.jpg


Their install is done by a local amusement operator.
I wasn't very impressed in speaking with them about their tables so I'm not
surprised at folds in the corners.
 
Dartman said:
Gold cloth??
The design was chocolate brown - maybe they've recovered with standard cloth since it's been a year
from when they ordered this printed cloth -

SGgo.jpg


Their install is done by a local amusement operator.
I wasn't very impressed in speaking with them about their tables so I'm not
surprised at folds in the corners.
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Yep, that's what it looked like at one time..but now it looks yellow, and it's still printed.
 
realkingcobra said:
Yep, that's what it looked like at one time..but now it looks yellow, and it's still printed.
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Strange. :confused:
Maybe they use beer as a cleaning agent.
I've yet to hear of a printed cloth discoloring.
Thanks for taking a look.

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