Cloth is no problem either, now the color, THAT is the problem, but there's plenty of cloth available to be purchased!!
Understanding which Simonis cloth for next re-cover
- Thread starter PickeringRC
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You can order Simonis Tournament Blue via retail outlets. I switched back to Championship Tour 30/30. I am not happy with how Simonis is handling the shortage: small dealers and mechanics GET NONE, unless you pre order "X" amount. BULLSHIT is what that is. I have been shoveling money into Simonis's pockets for most of my career. I dont like being treated like that and I can install Tour 30/30 properly, it plays very fast, is very comparable to 860 and they have their own CHAMP BLUE, that is basically t blue. Not to mention it does not have to be brought in via freight ship or AIR.... Championships factory is in ole Mexico!!
My my do I seem to have a lot to say today!!
TFT
P.s. I might use MAYBE 2-3 cuts of Simonis a month... Would not be hard to keep small people like me supplied. I dont have anywhere to hang a bolt or even a half.
Your right Glen, I should have clarified. After looking at my green table for 30 years, I have my Heart set on Tournament Blue.
Where is this Simonis retail outlet that has Tournament Blue? I have my Debit card in hand. I would consider Championship tour as well, who has that? Again, I am looking for Tournament Blue.
Thanks.
That's shooting the ball 9rails around the table. That's no issue. What YOU said was a 9 rail BANK. Two different shots pal. I tried banking a ball 9r's on the same table and didn't come close. That video was on a EIGHT foot also. I don't play on one. 9ft GC4 with ANDY988. Fast cloth. Faster than that superheave or whatever the fk it is.
So, sending the cue ball 9 rails around the table don't involve asking the cue ball? Ok, you're right, just don't tell anyone else the cue ball isn't being banked at all, its just a straight shot
A user posted a video of it like 3 pages ago, why are we still beating this dead horse??
I'd be willing to bet he's never check the rail bolts in his GC4 to see if they're tight
