Koo is your man...Kenny Koo! Aka FLYINGSNAIL...not a better exotic wrap job can be bought for any amount. Pure top shelf quality!Rift said:Varney has recently told me he's got a good leather guy, make sure he sees this thread here...
Graciocues said:J&d customs
Good guy to work with.
Varney Cues said:Ryan at Rat cues does quality as well. I doubt you'll get a better price than Jim Lee of J&D. Many makers won't be interested in installing a wrap YOU provide....that cuts their profit right there...then to ask for a deal on the labor only....thats a tough one. Price of gas...cuemakers have to eat too...you can't get something for nothing. .............. He really is a honest gentleman whom I personally wouldn't question his price.![]()
Jeff said:I have heard nothing but good things about his work.
The cue I want the wrap on is a nice Ebony Coker. It's a nice cue, it is my playing cue, but lets face it, it's only worth 500, at the most 600.
So it's kind of hard for me to justify paying half of what my cue is worth for a leather wrap installation, especially while supplying the wrap.
Jeff said:I have heard nothing but good things about his work.
The cue I want the wrap on is a nice Ebony Coker. It's a nice cue, it is my playing cue, but lets face it, it's only worth 500, at the most 600.
So it's kind of hard for me to justify paying half of what my cue is worth for a leather wrap installation, especially while supplying the wrap.
Rift said:That may be true but putting a new wrap on it and a nice leather at that will only up the value for your cue. It's not like you are still going to have only a $500 cue when you are done, you will come out the better...but only if the work is quality
So you're saying he quoted you around $250.00 just for the labor??Jeff said:I have heard nothing but good things about his work.
The cue I want the wrap on is a nice Ebony Coker. It's a nice cue, it is my playing cue, but lets face it, it's only worth 500, at the most 600.
So it's kind of hard for me to justify paying half of what my cue is worth for a leather wrap installation, especially while supplying the wrap.
Hi Jeff,Jeff said:I have heard nothing but good things about his work.
The cue I want the wrap on is a nice Ebony Coker. It's a nice cue, it is my playing cue, but lets face it, it's only worth 500, at the most 600.
So it's kind of hard for me to justify paying half of what my cue is worth for a leather wrap installation, especially while supplying the wrap.
dave sutton said:I do a good leather wrap but like kenny said there are factors. I almost bet that wrap is thicker then the ringtail. Takin is easy adding is not. Theres only I e way to find out thats taking the old one off. After factoring in shipping and insurance it won't be cheap.
FLYINGSNAIL said:Hi Jeff,
Yes, I quoted you $220.00 shipped with insured usps express mail. Like said in my pm I dont know the quality of Lizard skin you got, might be too thick or too thin, also you cue already have a leather wrap. I dont know what's under that cue, I dont know who install that leather and cue handle could have cutting the groove too deep. There 's can be many things can go worng. I charge $250 shipped for Lizard wrap, I wont open a can or worms if I dont have to, the leather you have on your cue dont look that bad, if I were you I would just keep that on to save you some money since is not a highend cue. JMOP.
Kenny
The Ringtail is .027 -.026 to .028
Jeff said:Need some names and input.
I have a nice ringtail I need installed on my cue. The cue has a black leather wrap on it now if that makes a difference.
First on the list is quality of installation, second is turn around time, and third is cost.
Thanks
Jeff said:I may have bought a Ringtail and not even be able to use it.
The Ringtail is .027 -.026 to .028
I have some leather similar to the kind on my cue and it is thicker, around .04
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