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Just wondering if anyone has any spare cue towels and oil laying about. If not then can anyone recommend where best to look for them? Cheers folks
Chris
Chris
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Back at snooker after many years away.
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I use a guiness bar towel and a craftsman cue cloth. Any towel should do though.
Oil you can buy for about 3 quid from lots of places (wilkinsons, hardware shops etc.), just buy raw linseed oil or you can buy cuemakers own variants.
Mike wooldridge sells his on his online shop, I think his is about 6 pounds.
Dave Coutts sells his on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/COUTTS-CUES-CU...item4cecc3c10a
As does Paul (Welshpooltrading) http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SNOOKER-POOL-C...item1c0d3913daLast edited by RGCirencester; 12 February 2010, 08:15 PM.sigpic A Truly Beakerific Long Pot Sir! -
Hi chris...have a look on ebay for Dave Coutts cue oil and restorer thats what i bought and you have seen the riley burwat i cleaned and oiled..as for towels cant help you there mate.Not played for 3 years and itching for a game....11-3-2017.Comment
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Go to the bar and ask for a bar towel and go to B&Q for some oil linseedComment
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Try ADR147. I really want to help, but sending cue oil to you via airmail is a headacheOriginally Posted by ChrisB View Post
It's in the Shaft
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Cheers folks, wasnt sure if there was a prefered cue oil or not, seeing everyone has their own recipe. Thanks againBack at snooker after many years away.
Highest Match Break 53.
Highest Practise Break 78.Comment
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I have started using a face flannel for wiping my cue now. I find its really soft and cleans way better than regualr snooker/ beer branded towels!
Boiled linseed is easy to come by too.Forget it, Donny, you're out of your elementComment
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Agreed, 3 for 99p in Poundstretchers! Moisten slightly.Originally Posted by jonplayer View PostComment
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