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Pool Table Refelting Is Best Left To The Professionals

By Leticia Jensen


That pool table you have has been serving your needs for many years. It has finally developed a bit of a worn spot and that last party caused a small rip. This means it is a time to explore your options with a pool table refelting project. There are several decisions to be made and all of them can be exciting.

You could patch that rip with a bit of felt or redo the entire surface. Patching a rip can take a few minutes of careful preparation and you can be back at your game of eight ball. You must ensure that the patch does not interfere with the delicate roll of each ball as it passes over this area. This can be accomplished with a small piece of felt, some adhesive, a very sharp knife and a lot of patience.

One of the best courses of action should be to have the entire surface recovered. This will ensure that the table has a fresh look, ready for whatever you throw at it, although not literally of course. Getting help in this project from a professional in Denver, CO will be as easy as giving them a call or stopping by the several that are available in the Mile High City. A do it yourself project of this type will need the help of a few professionals.

The professionals that do this have the experience to see it is done right. They will be able to help you see other possibilities for your table and help you with the decorative elements in the rest of the room. One of he first questions they will ask will have to do with the color you are interested in.

The vast majority of pool tables come in a standard green felt. This is fine if you are looking for standard, however, the ability to get other colors might interest you. Some of these others will be purple, blue, red, cream and those with designs on them. Sprucing up your party room can begin with the largest game there.

The professionals will arrive and get right to work. The measurements will be taken to make sure they have adequate felt of the proper color. The rails will need to be removed to reveal the old staples, which will have to be removed as well. The old glue must come off and the surface prepped to receive the new adhesive.

That felt piece will be cut to the proper width and length. This will extend past the edge of the slate or bed and allow the staples to hold it onto the surface. A very thin, solid layer of adhesive is applied and the felt is laid over the surface. This is stretched in all dimensions to ensure it is perfectly flat and the staples are applied under the rail location.

Rails are then disassembled and covered as well. With weights on the table top and rails reinstalled, a 24 hour curing time will be appropriate. A representative will come back and ensure everything is as it should be. They might even challenge you to a game to make sure.




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