Wrapped to Wrapless

[justin.powell]

Looking for opinions on having a cue with a linen wrap disassembled and having a wrapless birdseye section installed. Will the cue play well still and how labor intensive/expensive would a repair like this be? Anyone with any experience in this type of repair. Thanks.

 

[Mcues]

Looking for opinions on having a cue with a linen wrap disassembled and having a wrapless birdseye section installed. Will the cue play well still and how labor intensive/expensive would a repair like this be? Anyone with any experience in this type of repair. Thanks.

I like to see a picture of the cue before giving any opinion because it could be better and more cost efficient to build a new cue.

Mario

 

[Michael Webb]

Looking for opinions on having a cue with a linen wrap disassembled and having a wrapless birdseye section installed. Will the cue play well still and how labor intensive/expensive would a repair like this be? Anyone with any experience in this type of repair. Thanks.

The best place to always start with a question like that, is with the original Cue maker, after that, the options and cost of it would depend on how much you like the cue.

 

[cuemaker03]

Why not just get the cue you want and sell this cue? I bet you will come much better in the long run!!!!!!! Does the original maker have a trade in program by any chance?

 

[KJ Cues]

Just to give you some reference, this could easily cost $250/300, depending on who does the work.