cue tip replacement

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Cue Tip Replacement

1. Sand off the top of the cue and ferrule to remove all the old glue. A cue top sander is used to get a square and flat surface.

2. Measure to be sure the new tip is as large or larger than the shaft in diameter. A tip that is too small will not work

3. Sand off the bottom of the cue tip to provide a good clean bonding surface. This is best done with 120 grit sandpaper, but any grit will possibly work OK.

4. Put a glue drop on top of the clean ferrule bonding surface.

5. Put the sanded cue tip surface on the glue drop, and with a light swirling pressure to get rid of air bubbles, cause the tip and the ferrule end to come together, with the tip centered as well as possible.

6. Clamp the parts together with a cue clamp, and leave for a sufficient time for the glue to dry.

7. It is a good idea to hang the cue in such a manner as to avoid cue warpage.

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