how to remove dents from ash shaft

[wink]

Hi,

anybody has any reliable methods of moving or minimise small dents on ash shaft?

[craigslater]

good question, ive often wondered that myself, i always send my cue away to mike wooldridge to get my dents taken out, dont know how he does it though..... perhaps trevor will know?

[Wity]

Steam it or sand it.

http://extension.usu.edu/files/publi...tion/HI_24.pdf

[ADR147]

umm - i know how i do it, but i am not too keen on giving that information in case a load of muppets wreck their cues! - trevor will know for sure, the question is will he tell you!

[sunny3909]

use a minute granule 1000 no. sandpaper.

[wink]

umm - i know how i do it, but i am not too keen on giving that information in case a load of muppets wreck their cues! - trevor will know for sure, the question is will he tell you!

well, i have fill the dents with a little bit of wood fillers. after drying, i smooth sand with 00000 grade wirewool. following that, i finish it with oil and wax. work wonders for me though.

[trevs1]

My advice would be to take it to someone who knows what they're doing.

The problem with giving ANY advice on a problem like this is:

1 - You can't see what the issue is exactly, or, the severity of the problem.

2 - You can't be sure of the persons ability in achieving a decent result.

3 - You can't be sure any instruction offered would be followed correctly.

It's a bit tricky to give a clear description of how to go about sorting a problem via mail or phone. This type of knowledge is more of a tacit skill, (one which has to be seen, and shown, to be learnt effectively).

Sorry if that doesn't help you Wink, I'm not being evasive, just honest.