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ricky
初哥級
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 Posted - 04.12.2001 : 11:27:52
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Hi All,
Learnt from you guys that I can add a few drop of baby oil on the cue shaft,
can anyone tell me that how often I should do that, everytime I play?
Thanks
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GUEST
初哥級
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Posted - 24.02.2002 : 03:16:13
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Hi ! I'm a new viewer. A bit late answer for you.
As many as you want! The cue only absorbs how much it needs. But generally, 2 months would be suitable.
By the way, try use Linseed oil instead of baby oil. You may get it cheaper at some fine-art material shops or big book stores (Cosmo Book Shop in WanChai or Chung Nam Book Shop in Mongkok, around $30 for 100ml only) |
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snooker
初青會員
Hong Kong
Posts 229 |
Posted - 13.03.2002 : 14:03:17
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hi chris,
just like to know if it is raw linseed oil or cooked linseed oil .. .
Thanks,
Felicia |
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snooker
初青會員
Hong Kong
Posts 229 |
Posted - 16.03.2002 : 05:06:21
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Can anyone tell me the chinese name of "Linseed Oil"??
Thanks,
Felicia |
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marvintai
初哥級
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Posted - 23.03.2002 : 10:44:28
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Felicia.....should be "Ar Ma Fa" oil. |
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GARY
初哥級
Hong Kong
Posts 36 |
Posted - 23.03.2002 : 13:45:42
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出邊有得賣原裝 Linseed Oil by John Parris.
或者在 Snooker.com Linseed Oil by Master
Linseed Oil is good for wood treatment |
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marvintai
初哥級
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Posted - 26.03.2002 : 22:55:29
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Gary...May I know where to buy the JP Linseed Oil? |
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cue oil
