Thinking about using Velocity Pro

tablepro

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Im thinking about recovering 12 of my GC3s with the Velocity Pro cloth. The info I got says its 89% wool, which is the same as Simones 860. Plus, this stuff is way, way cheaper, and I can't even hardly tell the difference between my sample and the 860 Ive been using. Any thoughts?
 
tablepro said:
Im thinking about recovering 12 of my GC3s with the Velocity Pro cloth. The info I got says its 89% wool, which is the same as Simones 860. Plus, this stuff is way, way cheaper, and I can't even hardly tell the difference between my sample and the 860 Ive been using. Any thoughts?
Yeah, put it on one table first, then wait about 6 months, then compare it to Simonis...why take a chance, unless you just like gambling!

The main test is with your customers, not with the "at first" savings.

Glen
 
tablepro said:
Im thinking about recovering 12 of my GC3s with the Velocity Pro cloth. The info I got says its 89% wool, which is the same as Simones 860. Plus, this stuff is way, way cheaper, and I can't even hardly tell the difference between my sample and the 860 Ive been using. Any thoughts?
Simonis 860 is 90% wool and heavier then Velocity which is 85% wool (appx 21oz). The performance features are comparable in lab testing however Velocity is new to the market (Feb 07) while Simonis has been around for a long, long time. Installed on a table it is hard to tell the difference between the 2 because the finish and grain is almost identical.
Velocity is considerably less expensive but due to its newness it would be prudent to test it out on 1 or 2 tables first. I think 6 months from now we will all have a better read on it in terms of durability and real life performance. The initial response to Velocity has been very good but a this point in time we're not ready to push it as an alternative to Simonis - rather, we pitch it as an upgrade from woolen cloths such as Titan, Ultra and Forstmann.
 
Dartman said:
Simonis 860 is 90% wool and heavier then Velocity which is 85% wool (appx 21oz). The performance features are comparable in lab testing however Velocity is new to the market (Feb 07) while Simonis has been around for a long, long time. Installed on a table it is hard to tell the difference between the 2 because the finish and grain is almost identical.
Velocity is considerably less expensive but due to its newness it would be prudent to test it out on 1 or 2 tables first. I think 6 months from now we will all have a better read on it in terms of durability and real life performance. The initial response to Velocity has been very good but a this point in time we're not ready to push it as an alternative to Simonis - rather, we pitch it as an upgrade from woolen cloths such as Titan, Ultra and Forstmann.
Very wise answer.

Glen
 
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