1holeaddict
ONUG
Hiya folks,
Does anyone here know of a way to make a Linen wrap less slippery?:shrug:
Does anyone here know of a way to make a Linen wrap less slippery?:shrug:
Linen wrap question.
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dave sutton
Banned
less pressed i guess.
maybe wipe it dont with a very very small amount of achohol.
i dont have many ask for less slip. usually they want it smooth as possible
thats why i love old cortland
maybe wipe it dont with a very very small amount of achohol.
i dont have many ask for less slip. usually they want it smooth as possible
thats why i love old cortland
Well, I got caught in a torrential downpour once walking home. My cue case got soaked. One of my cues with a double pressed shiny wrap wasn't so shiny and slippery any more.
Explain please, I have a new linen wrap on my cue and I want that thing to fly out of my hands each time I stroke the ball.
How do I get a linen wrap as slick as possible?
Slickest linen wrap can be had by sanding with 320 grit sand paper and working your way to 1000 grit. Smoothest linen wrap you will ever find.
Jason
Mowdy Custom Cues
Pressing the wet linen gets it slippery.
Sanding will smooth out the linen but should the sanded wrap ever get wet or even damp from humidity, it's going to be a fuzzy, sticky wrap.
Putting wax on it makes it shine.
Sanding will smooth out the linen but should the sanded wrap ever get wet or even damp from humidity, it's going to be a fuzzy, sticky wrap.
Putting wax on it makes it shine.
dave sutton
Banned
i finish my wraps like i finish my shafts.
wet
press
sand 320 then 400 then 600
sealer
wax
my linen is about as smooth as you can get it