painting the snooker cue

[dingshot]

ive got a snooker cue and im getting bored with the colour..is it ok to paint it?what kind of paint is good for painting the cue?i want to paint the whole cue..please give me some advice..thanks

[ADR147]

ive got a snooker cue and im getting bored with the colour..is it ok to paint it?what kind of paint is good for painting the cue?i want to paint the whole cue..please give me some advice..thanks

is this a joke?

[dingshot]

joke?i dont think its a joke..is it impossible to paint the cue?or sounds weird?

[ADR147]

no you don't paint snooker cues

[Qubit]

I like creosote. Has a lovely aroma too. How bout hammerite?

[ADR147]

I like creosote. Has a lovely aroma too. How bout hammerite?

oh yes hammerite would work - but two coats of high gloss would be cheaper!

[drlog147]

i not sure i can believe what i'm reading lol

[snookerdad]

I don't think it's weird at all. I am glad to find others that think alike, although I prefer a nice pastel wallpaper.

[drlog147]

may be your right wood chip would be good lol

[ADR147]

what about some form of harling?

[snookersfun]

consider doing something fancy with it?:

[drlog147]

yes harling would be good how about traditional lime

[ADR147]

yes harling would be good how about traditional lime

i was thinking lime render would be a bit fussy - what about galvanizing it?

[Qubit]

Bury it for a few million years and voila: Fossilized cue. Nice and stiff. Not much feel though.

[drlog147]

good thinking with diamante tassel hanging from the butt i hope