My local pool emporium was beset with some bad luck awhile back when the sprinklers in the establishment above went off and started dripping from the ceiling onto the Brunswick Gold Crown III's below. In an attempt to save the tables the firemen moved some of them out of the way by picking them up by the skirts. 4 or 5 of the tables now have a noticeable ridge where the seams meet. The owner has requested that I try to rectify this situation due to the increasing number of complaints he is getting from the customers.
I can understand why the seams have popped and would like to know of anyone out there can offer a procedure or solution that could fix this without removal and reinstallation of the cloth. One thing I have going for me is that the original installer used beeswax to seal the seams, which will be definitely more forgiving than Bondo or plaster of paris would be.
Any thoughts?
Greg
I can understand why the seams have popped and would like to know of anyone out there can offer a procedure or solution that could fix this without removal and reinstallation of the cloth. One thing I have going for me is that the original installer used beeswax to seal the seams, which will be definitely more forgiving than Bondo or plaster of paris would be.
Any thoughts?
Greg