taom v10 chalk mark question
- Thread starter evergruven
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Is that a Triangle tip?
I have had nothing but great results with V10, dosent look like you had much coverage on the tip.
never happened to me with master (the mark, not the miscue) so I was curious
but I guess there's a chemical difference that makes taom what it is- ?
otherwise, I am enjoying the new stuff- thank you for the plug!
mueller's milkdud
I'm enjoying it. last night was my first time using it on my own cues, and admittedly, I put it through some paces ^_^
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
Is it mixed with masters or something? What's the blue? The reason I ask is I had a buddy inadvertently chalk with masters over V10 and it made it play real funky. I had to wipe the tip and re-scuff it. If you're seeing blue with under the V10 you need to get a fresh surface so it can coat properly.
We can only hope so
the tip is a pressed elkmaster, so it's already blue
the tip did have blue chalk on it, but I wiped it off before applying v10
it's of course likely that there is some master residue after wiping, but shouldn't be heinous
If you want a pressed Elkmaster get a dawgdud. "pooldawg8" on here.
I'm a fan of dawgduds, and I also recommend the 'duds from mueller's.
boogieman
It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that ping.
I started using V10 on a DIY milkdud made with elkmasters. I was using master previously. I wiped it and it seemed like V10 wasn't sticking great. I wiped it down and used a gator grip (emery cloth would work too) to just scuff it good and kind of get rid of residual Masters. It seemed to stick and work much better after that. I don't think the chalk that's impregnated into a dud makes much difference as long as the V10 has a clean base with some contact with leather.