Likely dumb question on wood wraps

[johnnysd]

I am thinking a wood wrap can only be installed as part if the initial build process and not as an option to replace a linen or leather wrap?

 

[pfd studios]

Adding a wood wrap

Yes, it is possible to replace a wrap area on an existing cue with a "wood wrap" . . . depending on the cue and the wood selected this can be either a straight forward operation or a real challenge - either way not inexpensive . . . expect price to start at $200.

pfd

 

[johnnysd]

Yes, it is possible to replace a wrap area on an existing cue with a "wood wrap" . . . depending on the cue and the wood selected this can be either a straight forward operation or a real challenge - either way not inexpensive . . . expect price to start at $200.

pfd

Thanks for the response!

 

[Dave38]

I have done it, but will only do it again on a cue I have made. It requires a refinish of the whole cue once the wrap is done. As Paul stated, not cheap to do.
Here is the one I did.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=427775
Dave

 

[Texas Carom Club]

That's a neat option, I've seen some really Kool veneer at wood craft before

 

[johnnysd]

I have done it, but will only do it again on a cue I have made. It requires a refinish of the whole cue once the wrap is done. As Paul stated, not cheap to do.
Here is the one I did.
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=427775
Dave

That was really well done.

 

[Dave38]

That was really well done.

Thanks, I appreciate the kind words. Was a bit of work but came out pretty good considering.
Dave