While playing in the leagues I got sick of playing with dirty balls all of the time so I brought some Pledge furniture polish to the next match. Everyone liked the idea of playing with clean balls.
However, no one except a friend and I were able to make anything as all of the throw was gone and the players (who did not often play on good tables) could not understand why they could not make anything. We had "5" and "6" handicaps shooting like drunken girlscouts.
So if you are not used to playing on a "dirty" old bar box take care and learn how the balls throw.
Friend has a 7' Diamond in his bar and it plays as well or better than my GCIII with Simonis. So I guess it depends on what you find.
Around here they call that concrete ball a "mud ball" and it seems to be a pretty good name.
However, no one except a friend and I were able to make anything as all of the throw was gone and the players (who did not often play on good tables) could not understand why they could not make anything. We had "5" and "6" handicaps shooting like drunken girlscouts.
So if you are not used to playing on a "dirty" old bar box take care and learn how the balls throw.

Friend has a 7' Diamond in his bar and it plays as well or better than my GCIII with Simonis. So I guess it depends on what you find.
Around here they call that concrete ball a "mud ball" and it seems to be a pretty good name.
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