We've just had a new cloth on the club table and I'm generally happy about it except for the stick-on ball spots which a) cause the colours to roll off when you spot them b) have started peeling off. The guy who put them on warned me not to try re-marking the table in any way before he comes back to re-stretch the cloth in 6-9 months as the markings could be in the wrong place. Any suggestions either about stick-on spots that may actually work properly, or maybe about some form of marking which would not necessarily be permanent so that the re-stretching would not be affected?
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Yes I use the small stationary spots , but you also have to iron over them to make them stick to the cloth , when seating a ball on the spot for the first few times , get another ball and gently click it over the spotted ball to seat it , just pass click across the top of the ball is enough , do not hammer it in .
You can try and search for green spots , these are the next best thing to no spots at all , as they are hard to see when playing , but enough to see when spotting a ball .
they mostly come in white or black though , green are harder to source , but just google for them .
spots are there to protect the cloth from spot wear , the cloth has to last more than the two days a cloth is on at the crucible . and never use permanent marker to mark out or ink markers , I also do not like the white tippex pens some fitters use , I do use it if a customer asks for it , but it is not good to eraze when retretching a cloth , a soft leaded black pencil is good enough , white is for the camera to pick up that all .
Geoff Large
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Originally Posted by chas6868 View PostGeoff , is it right you dont need to re-stretch a hainsworth smart full size cloth
Thanks Charles[/SIGPIC]http://www.gclbilliards.com
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