How Do You Fix A Pool Cue?
Pool cues can usually be fixed if they have light damage, depending on the type and design. Since cue sticks are supposed to be arrow straight for the best results, things may get really technical if you want to save a heavily damaged but favored cue of yours. Still, for a pool cue you’ve had all your life it’s worth a try to get a few more miles out of your best instrument. Step 1 Fix any serious dents or gouges in your cue with wood filler. Sand the dried filler down and cover it with a few light coats of varnish, sanding lightly between each coat. Cracking is much harder to fix. Vertical or diagonal cracks can be the most difficult to deal with. The closer the stick is to breaking if the crack continues, the more likely it’s not worth fixing. Use your wood glue, and open the crack as much as you can without risking a break. Spread the wood glue into the crack with a small 1-inch brush. Take your bench clamps and cinch the crack shut with them. Set your cue up where it can lay straig
