Many benefits to this, wonder who was the first company that came out with it. How long has it been in use? Perhaps when applied to Simonis it would dampen the Smart table pinball action and provide better wear. Also referred to as canvas backed........
Many benefits to this, ....
Many benefits to this, wonder who was the first company that came out with it. How long has it been in use? Perhaps when applied to Simonis it would dampen the Smart table pinball action and provide better wear. Also referred to as canvas backed........
It's called a rayon backing, glued to the surface cloth. Traps dirt, miscue's are mole hills, and is loose as hell when it comes unglued from the rayon backing. Mechanics instead of buying separate rail cloth that had no glue residue on it, would just strip the backing off the cloth and use that for rail cloth...later on..the glue residue ATE the cushion rubber...and melted it. Simonis has already been there, done that...and will never do it again
Glen
When did Simonis try this? what happened? did it improve the divot problem? did it improve the ball burn problem? did it play slower? did it last longer? what kind of trials did they do?
Did they actually do trials???? how many tables did they test? for what length of time? etc
When did Simonis try this? what happened? did it improve the divot problem? did it improve the ball burn problem? did it play slower? did it last longer? what kind of trials did they do?
Did they actually do trials???? how many tables did they test? for what length of time? etc
so then, it did not have positive results at the time.......(smart table not out yet) Maybe it played slower and thats what I'm thinking would be good for smart tables
maybe it lasted too long and then they wouldn't sell more cloth
maybe they found out that it played just as good and lasted longer without divots,
geese if a company found out that their product was going to last twice as long that would be a 50% loss.......
good point
so then, it did not have positive results at the time.......(smart table not out yet) Maybe it played slower and thats what I'm thinking would be good for smart tables
maybe it lasted too long and then they wouldn't sell more cloth
maybe they found out that it played just as good and lasted longer without divots,
geese if a company found out that their product was going to last twice as long that would be a 50% loss.......
good point
http://www.poolndarts.com/p-3850-Mali-Billiard-Cloth-oz-Rubber-Backed/
It would be a surprise if I get a real answer
What happened to the OTLB school of R&D?You're going to have to figure this one out on your own buddy, I'm keeping what I know as a secret....so lets see if you come up with the same results as I have
Glen
I knew it was only a matter of time before you started posting on AZ again![]()
Yes, I am doing trials in the field as we speak. Many of them, thank you very much!
Don't have any with backed cloth but maybe I can get some 860 backed and test, will be interesting.........
I use to take all the backed cloth off tables I recovered and sell the bed cloths to painters for drop cloth, that's when I finally found the real calling of backed cloth![]()
yeah it probably lasted too long and you can't make money covering tables if the cloth looks good and isn't full of divots and ball burn marks, LOL
Glen, great point, see what you just came up with and didn't realize??? do ya?????
You're going to drop being a table mechanic....and start painting houses for a living?![]()