how to remove a thick lacqueer from your cue?

[888]

hi, any body knows how to remove it? i prefer not a sanding solution and i don't want my cue finally becomes a toothpick any other ideas? thanks for helping

[jimmymoller]

you know the sponges with the sponge and on the other side theres a green scourer use that it doesnt hert the cue and it will remove the lacka

[ADR147]

the question is not really how, thats easy wire wool will do that, the question is do you want to, what will the wood be like underneath etc etc.

[trevs1]

This is a bit of a specialised thing to be truthful, and, not one I'd recommend you try yourself on a cue of any value (whether that be monetry or personal).

I would strongly advise you get someone who has experience in this type of work to do it for you, as a mistake could spell the end of a good cue.

Good luck with your search.