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Location: Linn County, Oregon
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Do you know the table make? If it's a good brand, I would suggest using a good table mechanic and a couple of helpers. I'd also suggest going new cloth as a "while you're in there" thing. If it's a cheap krap table, break it down & haul it to a landfill, then buy a good table.
Give these folks a call. I've never been there, but they are rated highly on a pool site I visit...they'd know who to use in the Seattle area.
http://billiardsforall.com/content/free-pool-lessons
I watched a nice old Brunswick being recushioned and given new cloth @ the cue ball. It's very much a tricks of the trade thing. Wouldn't try it myself.
These two guys were amazing...each having their own chores to do, not much talking. Experience...
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