Rewrap Advice for AE Titlist
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The last two responses are 100% correct in my opinion. I’ve had several Titlists and white/green linen is the way to go.
Gave it a shot but not my best work but all I have time for at the moment.
If you can take it to a cue maker yourself, and assuming they have several flavors of wrap, see what the recommend or what you like. The colors can vary slightly on any dyed material. This sample I found is a bit green compared with other white with green speck linen I've seen.
Anyway, wanted to see if I could help visualize, but it's marginal. I sort of like the leather wrap, anyway.
If you can take it to a cue maker yourself, and assuming they have several flavors of wrap, see what the recommend or what you like. The colors can vary slightly on any dyed material. This sample I found is a bit green compared with other white with green speck linen I've seen.
Anyway, wanted to see if I could help visualize, but it's marginal. I sort of like the leather wrap, anyway.
For linen I would send it to Pechauer and have the original Cortland #9 put on. For leather I would have smooth black put on. Kind of what it came with actually. The Titlist cues look good with wraps similar to those being used back in their day. I think the only reason to use a Titlist in the first place is to give a modern cue a classic look.
Thank you all for the replies - all great suggestions! I love the white and green linen look too.
A buddy of mine has a beautiful Diveney titlist with almost identical points and veneers with a brown elephant ear wrap. We held my cue up next to it and thought that wrap would look awesome on my cue so I think I’ll try to do one of those. Will share pictures once it’s done.
A buddy of mine has a beautiful Diveney titlist with almost identical points and veneers with a brown elephant ear wrap. We held my cue up next to it and thought that wrap would look awesome on my cue so I think I’ll try to do one of those. Will share pictures once it’s done.