How do you get rid of chips or dings in a cue shaft?

[totlxtc]

This tool works perfect for me:

http://www.pro9.co.uk/html/theprosho...t&pid=CLNG0010

£12 marble on a stick

[Asi]

£12 marble on a stick

2 quid for the Glass/marble 10 quid for the logo
Actually, the shape of it is best thing about it as it's easy to work with on shafts

[ChatLag]

And it looks like a dual use product to remove dents and as a s*x toy.

[Asi]

And it looks like a dual use product to remove dents and as a s*x toy.

The Dildo-Dent! catchy name.

[ChatLag]

The Dildo-Dent! catchy name.

LOL!
Maybe it would do the job even better with some vibrations.
Both jobs...

[Asi]

:-) Great idea pal. lets start here:
http://www.uspto.gov/

[ChatLag]

OK, you do the marketing, I do the production.

[KeithinFrance]

I reckon you should call it "The Bush Buffer"! Lol

I want 5% for the name!

[Dan27]

I think you've all lost your marbles
(sorry, somebody had to)

[RGCirencester]

Darn how did I not think of that one!
Dan27

[Jellibeen69]

its not really dents that are the problem its the little chips and scratches that the glass left when they got stuck into the shaft. its these that I want to get rid of!

[Asi]

I reckon you should call it "The Bush Buffer"! Lol

I want 5% for the name!

seriously my friend, if you have dents on one of your shafts, Thick Glass is the cure! Did it countless times with many cues. always with great success. btw, Have you tried your new beauty already?!

[ADR147]

how mad would you have to be to pay £12 plus delivery for a marble!

[RGCirencester]

On a stick! Don't forget the stick!

[Asi]

how mad would you have to be to pay £12 plus delivery for a marble!

Almost as paying 300-500 GBP for a 18oz piece of wood