LOL!
Now that's funny! Well worth the wait and your pondering!
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I will only use a brand new piece of blue master, when it begins to get a hole I leave it on the table for somebody else to have it. I only chalk on the edges, never in the center, I make very light wipes from the top down, about 5 as I rotate the stick as I walk, then one very light wipe over the top. I try to see how thin a coat I can apply and I can only do that on the edges. When I shoot, the chalk goes in my vest.
The first lesson I got from Minnesota Fats was on how to chalk properly. Improper chalking is the cause of most mis cues.
Grinding on a thick coat or squeeking the chalk is the sign of a real ball banger. Unfortunately some very good players and even pros have this bad habit including many top women pros. They just were never taught the right way to do it. Pool players are chalk pigs, compared to Snooker or 3-cushion players who observe proper etiquette.
Fast Larry
