Get Rid of Old Cue Chalk!

If you just had your pool table recovered in a different color and you still have the old matching cue chalk, GET RID OF IT before it stains up your new cloth!
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[@raygrinders3918]

Ah, too late! That red Walmart cloth I told you about shows every rub, but at least I'm happy that it doesn't take much to replace it with blue. I was going to switch colors anyway because I can't see half of my casino balls very dependably.

[@waynejones2734]

Happy Thanksgiving! Recently purchased a Valley 7-footer but was curious... Any differences between Valley and Dynamo and what are your recommendations.... Thanks!

[@CreativeRestorations]

There used to be a few differences between the Valley and the Dynamo tables. 1) the rails were slightly different. And 2) the cue ball return system was different. But, other than that, they were basically the same. I know that Champion Shuffleboard owns Valley, Dynamo, and Connelly tables. The Valleys and Dynamos are made on the same factory line. From what I remember of their factory and table parts, there were very little (if any) differences in the modern versions of those tables.

[@graydude4698]

👽 thx.

[@CreativeRestorations]

Learn how to recover your pool table yourself!
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[@yelnatszilec2277]

i have 9ft murrey pro series table i just wanted to know what is the rail chusion profile i should use

[@CreativeRestorations]

I have no idea. You'd have to do a cross-section of the rubber and measure to figure out which profile you need.

[@djjoshua007]

No shit.....

[@CreativeRestorations]

You'd be surprised how many times I've installed new cloth and two weeks later, the customer calls and says that they have stains (matching the color of their old chalk) on their table. I've since started telling customers to throw away the old chalk.