Hidden Damages to Brunswick Pool Table A routine refelt in Newport Beach, California turned out to be just the opposite. When we arrived, we noticed the rails were sitting a bit too high, causing balls to bounce slowly off the rubber. Upon removing the cloth on the first section of rails, we found out why. […]
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How Not To Recushion Pool Table Rails
Here is a recent pool table service job we performed for our client in Orange, CA. These pool table cushions were replaced only six years ago. Due to a lack of experience, the previous pool table installer used the incorrect type of adhesive. Our client is having to replace the cushion rubber much, much sooner […]
A True “Felt” Job
It is very common to when referring to billiard cloth, to use the term “felt” interchangeably.Even professionals in the billiards business use this term. Remember that billiard cloth is much different than craft felt. We recently came across this 8′ pool table in Garden Grove, CA that had been re”felt”ed by the owner’s friend. From […]
How NOT to Recushion a Pool Table
Yet another addition to our Hall of Shame. A very nice fellow from Long Beach, CA brought his rails into the shop a couple of days ago. He explained to us that he had hired a pool table company in Bellflower, CA to recushion his “dead” pool table rails and to refelt the rails to […]