Hi all gentlemen, may be a stupid question I'm asking , but I really like to know how to determine a John Parris cue red glue model or not ? Please post pictures if necessary, thank you.
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see the old photos of my pool cue - you will see a tinge of red at the points of the ebony splices.
http://www.thesnookerforum.co.uk/boa...211#post597211Up the TSF! :snooker:
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The 'red glue' is the result of John Parris personally taking a cue to bed with him for the night and is believed to come from the dye of his red silk pyjamas
I can't help but feel that the 'red glue' is a bit of a 'red herring' as people seem to believe it is a sign of Mr Parris' very own craft but it doesn't guarantee anything at all and only aids the approximation of the age of the cue which itself could span 20 years of red glue use.
There are many other factors you should look for first before buying a John Parris or any other makers cue.
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Originally Posted by DeanH View Postsee the old photos of my pool cue - you will see a tinge of red at the points of the ebony splices.
http://www.thesnookerforum.co.uk/boa...211#post597211
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Originally Posted by Stupree View PostThe 'red glue' is the result of John Parris personally taking a cue to bed with him for the night and is believed to come from the dye of his red silk pyjamas
I can't help but feel that the 'red glue' is a bit of a 'red herring' as people seem to believe it is a sign of Mr Parris' very own craft but it doesn't guarantee anything at all and only aids the approximation of the age of the cue which itself could span 20 years of red glue use.
There are many other factors you should look for first before buying a John Parris or any other makers cue.
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Originally Posted by Stupree View PostI can't help but feel that the 'red glue' is a bit of a 'red herring' as people seem to believe it is a sign of Mr Parris' very own craft but it doesn't guarantee anything at all and only aids the approximation of the age of the cue which itself could span 20 years of red glue use.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Originally Posted by dan226 View PostOriginally Posted by DeanH View Postsee the old photos of my pool cue - you will see a tinge of red at the points of the ebony splices.
http://www.thesnookerforum.co.uk/boa...211#post597211Up the TSF! :snooker:
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Originally Posted by perpetualboredom View PostAbsolutely. And laughable that people state cues must be genuine as they're "red glue models" as if our friends in China haven't noticed this?..
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Originally Posted by DeanH View PostIt was a JP Classic and Dan added the splicing and butt joint (maybe even the 3/4 joint).
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But sorry ADR I bought it off you like this. And you said it was your playing cue when you put it on your thread.Up the TSF! :snooker:
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Originally Posted by DeanH View PostOops yes a special.
But sorry ADR I bought it off you like this. And you said it was your playing cue when you put it on your thread.
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