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| Registered User Member Since: Oct 2009 Location: everywhere
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| Pool Table Help I bought a used pool table from a friend and it needs some work. The rails are pretty dead and it could use new felt. I searched online and only found L&G Billiard in the Park but their number doesn't work. Is there a Billiard supply/repair company in the area that anyone can reccomend? Thanks. |
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| Registered User Member Since: Mar 2006
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| Not sure how close you want them to be to consider them local, but Champion Billiards is who we bought our table from. |
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| Registered User Member Since: Oct 2009 Location: everywhere
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| I was hoping to be able to stop in and talk to them and maybe schedule them to come and refurbish the table. I'll check out the link. Thanks. |
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| Summer is here Member Since: Jan 2007 Location: Florida's Nature Coast
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| I was going to buy a used one but when I checked prices of having it refurbished, I just ended up buying a new table. I never knew it was so much to refurbish a pool table. Hope you can find someone to give you a good deal. |
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| Registered User Member Since: Oct 2004 Location: Beyond the OB stakes
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| Charlie Brown's in Waldorf. I had a guy named Matt come out to finish the set up.
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| Registered User Member Since: Oct 2009 Location: everywhere
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| I'll try them too. I originally bought it for my 13 year old to have something to do. Do you remember what you had done and what it cost? |
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| Power with Control Member Since: Dec 2007
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| If you have some basic skills, refurbing a table shouldnt be a thing you cant DIY. Bought mine used, broke it down and rebuilt if here myself (with a little help in the hefting of the 1 inch slate pieces. But refelting and replacing the rails, those things dont require any movement of the slate, it's a about 10-14 bolts for the rails and 12 bolts for the pocket irons. I reused the felt that came with, and the rails, but in that sense, new felt is easier, and while I havent done the rails, it's not super hard from appearances. Just take your time.
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| Power with Control Member Since: Dec 2007
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| How to Install Pool Table Cloth - Home Billiards - YouTube Decent video, and on the side there are many more.
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| Registered User Member Since: Oct 2009 Location: everywhere
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| Thanks. I am pretty handy so there shouldn't be a problem doing it myself. I would just need to order the new rails, felt and pockets. |
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