Snooker table spots

[inevermissblue]

As I previously said. I don't use spots. They are in no way an effective practise. Regular brushing is though. By that i mean after every session. Maybe I didn't put much emphasis on this but now I have. Also, each and every time you replace a spot, the adhesive would rip out the fibres it attached to. So check the underside of the spot when you replace it. The wear from track lines leading into the pockets develop far sooner than any spot areas anyway so that's why I brush so frequently. Not so much about the spot areas.

[Danger Steve]

You must have the none wearing no.10 cloth and magic healing brush I guess

[mikee]

The cheap small spots from Amazon do not take fibres of the cloth ,takes a few seconds to replace them .Good brushing and blocking will always help keep the table in good condition and minimise wear ,but putting a ball down with out spots wears it out fast

[inevermissblue]

You must have the none wearing no.10 cloth and magic healing brush I guess

That's what I'm told.

[itsnoteasy]

The cheap small spots from Amazon do not take fibres of the cloth ,takes a few seconds to replace them .Good brushing and blocking will always help keep the table in good condition and minimise wear ,but putting a ball down with out spots wears it out fast

Not having spots will do far more damage, far quicker than having spots, from my limited experience of missing blacks off them.