Hello folks,
I kind of needed to vent, nothing better than AZB
So, after a chat with Gil Castillo, I went to work on his booth installing leather wraps. You need to check Gil's leather wraps, his elephant, shark and lizard. His texture wraps are awesome as well.
It was my very first experience working on a tournament at all, big or small.
Basically, I was thrown into the lions and I was not scared.
I am very confident about the quality of my work and even more satisfying was to ear the feedback of every single customer that walked away with a new wrap put on.
The highlight was the new elephant ear wrap I installed for Mika Immonen :thumbup:
I will have a very well known Pro player using one of my cues soon and that will be announced once the cue is ready and the deal gets sealed.
I want to thank Gill as well Joe Blackburn and Steve Lomax. I had a couple of challenges and Steve and Joe confirmed what my thoughts were about getting the job done right.
All and all, I will do it again. Most likely I will be working with Gil at SBE next year. If things go well I will be in Tunica, MS in July with some of my cues.
I want to thank all my friends and AZ'ers that passed by and said hello.
I think that at the end of the day the feeling of a job well done and satisfied customers is very important. I learned a lot - tackling all sorts of different cues and each cue needs to have a different approach on how to remove a wrap. Some are easy, some are hard to remove, basically, take one cue at a time.
I kind of needed to vent, nothing better than AZB
So, after a chat with Gil Castillo, I went to work on his booth installing leather wraps. You need to check Gil's leather wraps, his elephant, shark and lizard. His texture wraps are awesome as well.
It was my very first experience working on a tournament at all, big or small.
Basically, I was thrown into the lions and I was not scared.
I am very confident about the quality of my work and even more satisfying was to ear the feedback of every single customer that walked away with a new wrap put on.
The highlight was the new elephant ear wrap I installed for Mika Immonen :thumbup:
I will have a very well known Pro player using one of my cues soon and that will be announced once the cue is ready and the deal gets sealed.
I want to thank Gill as well Joe Blackburn and Steve Lomax. I had a couple of challenges and Steve and Joe confirmed what my thoughts were about getting the job done right.
All and all, I will do it again. Most likely I will be working with Gil at SBE next year. If things go well I will be in Tunica, MS in July with some of my cues.
I want to thank all my friends and AZ'ers that passed by and said hello.
I think that at the end of the day the feeling of a job well done and satisfied customers is very important. I learned a lot - tackling all sorts of different cues and each cue needs to have a different approach on how to remove a wrap. Some are easy, some are hard to remove, basically, take one cue at a time.
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