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How do you make a pool table faster?

DH2K9 · 2011-07-22 16:39:07

I have a pool table in my house and I got it second hand. However its i a tad bit on the slow side. I brush it about twice a week and i try to keep it in good condition. Is there anyway I could make the cloth a bit faster? Cheers

22-07-2011 5:39pm

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DH2K9

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I have a pool table in my house and I got it second hand. However its i a tad bit on the slow side. I brush it about twice a week and i try to keep it in good condition. Is there anyway I could make the cloth a bit faster?

Cheers

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#2 22-07-2011 5:43pm

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Try ironing the cloth. No steam. Iron in straight lines going in the same direction as the cloth is brushed.

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#3 27-07-2011 12:39am

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A good brushing and ironing should help. Keep the place warm too.

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#4 27-07-2011 12:40am

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put it on wheels?

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