Predator SP2 Problem - Any Fixes?

[MurrayNevada]

What began as what appeared to be a small blister in the finish started to peel away. There is a blister on the opposite side that will probably begin to do the same. No idea what caused this.

 

[MurrayNevada]

Any fixes for this?

 

[couldnthinkof01]

Any fixes for this?

Have you contacted predator? I would assume they would warranty it.
A cue shop could sand the old finish off and refinish it.

 

[RickLafayette]

Did you buy this cue new? It doesn't appear to be a Predator finish. It might have been refinished at some point prior, poorly at that.

 

[MurrayNevada]

Did you buy this cue new? It doesn't appear to be a Predator finish. It might have been refinished at some point prior, poorly at that.

I bought it used and I believe I've learned my lesson about not buying new.

 

[garczar]

refinish time. Cody Cash(PK Cues on FB) does great work at fair prices. He's in Wichita.

 

[MurrayNevada]

refinish time. Cody Cash(PK Cues on FB) does great work at fair prices. He's in Wichita

I just reached out to PK Cues. Thanks for your advice.

 

[hang-the-9]

Two of my son's cues he got cheap from Philippines did this. One about as badly as your cue. Low price is usually just an illusion since the cost to fix the issued with cheaper products ends up being the same as getting a good quality thing in the first place.

 

[MajorMiscue]

When applying finish, you get a mechanical bond and/or a chemical bond. If the underlying coat is fresh you get the chemical bond. If not, you must rough the underlying finish in order to get a mechanical bond. It appears someone skipped that step.

 

[Quesports]

When applying finish, you get a mechanical bond and/or a chemical bond. If the underlying coat is fresh you get the chemical bond. If not, you must rough the underlying finish in order to get a mechanical bond. It appears someone skipped that step.