Cue Shaft Polishing Abrasives - Billiards-Talk Forums

BillyJack · January 22nd, 2007, 12:38 AM

If you feel your treasured cues deserve better care than a scotchbrite pad, read on.

I made a quantity buy on some USA made fine cushioned abrasives in suitable grits for cue care, and can pass kits along to forum members at a very reasonable price. Each kit has 12 long-lasting, ultra-flexible 3X6 inch sheets- 4 each of 1800, 4000 and 8000 grit. Basic instructions included, all for $10.00including postage to US addresses. Paypal, USPS money orders, and concealed cash accepted as payment. Send a PM for contact info or questions. Offer good while supply lasts. I had to buy a bunch to get a break on price. Just trying to get some of my investment back. Product information available at the Mfr's website: kdproducts.com

Bill

Slowhand · January 22nd, 2007, 01:02 AM

I know how you feel. I went up to an industrial supply store to buy some 2000 grit paper, and the minimum I could buy was 5 sheets. And I had to pay big bucks per sheet to buy that few. If I were to buy them by the 100, they would have been dirt cheap.

My problem is, with how often I sand my cue, 5 sheets is a lifetime supply.
I wish you luck in selling your kits.

BillyJack · January 22nd, 2007, 01:55 AM

I knew the aircraft industry had some really trick abrasives to polish out scratches in unpainted metal. Once I got a look at this stuff I just had to have some. About the only thing it has in common with conventional auto body superfine sandpaper is the word "abrasive"
Bill

Shorty · January 22nd, 2007, 05:23 PM

Hey billyjack, count me in for one...send me an email.

Kidshark@yahoo.com

Hard to find those fine grit sandpaper from what I have seen.

Shorty

A-Train · February 4th, 2007, 05:57 AM

I tried to buy some stuff, but when I went to check out there was an error and I couldn't.

Halp!!!!

January 22nd, 2007, 12:38 AM	#1
BillyJack User Information: Status: Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Forum Activity: Reputation: Score: 10	Cue Shaft Polishing Abrasives If you feel your treasured cues deserve better care than a scotchbrite pad, read on. I made a quantity buy on some USA made fine cushioned abrasives in suitable grits for cue care, and can pass kits along to forum members at a very reasonable price. Each kit has 12 long-lasting, ultra-flexible 3X6 inch sheets- 4 each of 1800, 4000 and 8000 grit. Basic instructions included, all for $10.00including postage to US addresses. Paypal, USPS money orders, and concealed cash accepted as payment. Send a PM for contact info or questions. Offer good while supply lasts. I had to buy a bunch to get a break on price. Just trying to get some of my investment back. Product information available at the Mfr's website: kdproducts.com Bill
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January 22nd, 2007, 01:02 AM	#2
Slowhand User Information: Status: Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Detroit area Forum Activity: Reputation: Score: 10	I know how you feel. I went up to an industrial supply store to buy some 2000 grit paper, and the minimum I could buy was 5 sheets. And I had to pay big bucks per sheet to buy that few. If I were to buy them by the 100, they would have been dirt cheap. My problem is, with how often I sand my cue, 5 sheets is a lifetime supply. I wish you luck in selling your kits.
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January 22nd, 2007, 01:55 AM	#3
BillyJack User Information: Status: Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Pittsburgh, PA Forum Activity: Reputation: Score: 10	I knew the aircraft industry had some really trick abrasives to polish out scratches in unpainted metal. Once I got a look at this stuff I just had to have some. About the only thing it has in common with conventional auto body superfine sandpaper is the word "abrasive" Bill
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January 22nd, 2007, 05:23 PM	#4
Shorty User Information: Status: Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Forum Activity: Reputation: Score: 10	Hey billyjack, count me in for one...send me an email. Kidshark@yahoo.com Hard to find those fine grit sandpaper from what I have seen. Shorty
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February 4th, 2007, 05:57 AM	#5
A-Train User Information: Status: Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Las Vegas Forum Activity: Reputation: Score: 20 Networking:	I tried to buy some stuff, but when I went to check out there was an error and I couldn't. Halp!!!!
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