Recover Valley Pool Table

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Title	:	Recover Valley Pool Table
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The spray adhesive I used here is 3M High Strength 90 Or you can use Super 77
Comment from : @trailprice

How can I len more sir
Comment from : @mohammed-i8o3o

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Comment from : @glenhancock8685

Nice❤
Comment from : @endurancejohan5899

I’d use gorilla tape plus cut the fingers a litttle Lots of glue under pockets
Comment from : @dugy40

Very clear and simple I will do mine soon cheers
Comment from : @georgesbassil5799

Hey how heavy would you say that piece of slate is ? It looked reasonably easy for you to prop up but when I Google the weights of the table I'm looking at it seems insanely heavy??
Comment from : @isaacbjorgan1829

You rockThank you for taking the time
Comment from : @brianwampler9031

I’m thinking of getting a valley pool table The entrance to my basement is not the biggest, I’m concerned if I’ll be able to get it down the stairs Once you take the slate top off, do you know if you can disassemble the main frame without too much of a hassle
Comment from : @jamesegan3699

excellent
Comment from : @stefanopellegrinelli572

very helpful I followed step by step thank you worked a treat nice and easy
Comment from : @kayden301

gracias 😁
Comment from : @ignaciobarahona6881

I was just about to recover my Snooker table & I said to myself "what has youtube got to offer" A couple of useless videos later I stumbled on to yours You saved me hours of unnecessary work Thanks a million, you're the best
Comment from : @meilmontigny9201

Y las bandas?
Comment from : @gaspernine1314

Hi, great video What's your opinion on using brush-on contact adhesive out of a tin, rather than the spray? Any major disadvantages?brAlso, what's the tape that you use under the middle pockets?
Comment from : @Columbiform79

Spray adhesive is extremely toxic to your lungs and you should always wear a quality mask, preferably with filters I noticed Sweet Baby Trail lowering his face to get a good close finish It's his lungs but I wouldn't do it that way at all as it's just plainly dangerous
Comment from : @veteranbiker2549

Hello can anyone give me some info about a valley table they go by a model number what is the model number i need to order rails
Comment from : @robertweir8426

I'm trying to get my tools ready for a disassembly; what size bolt is holding the rails to the frame?
Comment from : @clarencecausey7473

Great job mate Thanks for the education 🎱
Comment from : @paulneill6897

Very good job well done
Comment from : @pauldutton7637

How much is the replacement cost?
Comment from : @33정책-l8g

Great video I have the same pool table what size of felt and stable s did you use if you don't mind me asking
Comment from : @mariomunoz1785

It looks like you didn't eat enough corn flake in the morning son
Comment from : @onenessseeker5683

What did you use to get the excess glue residue off of the slate?
Comment from : @charliealdis5804

Nice videobrThank you
Comment from : @daveusaz7152

Would I be able to do this same process with wooden slate ?
Comment from : @angelogarcia9992

great video!! nice work!
Comment from : @williammann817

Great vid from everything on youtube, we choose your vid We did the job today, the 22 minutes does not represent the real time it took us from 9am to 3pm Not even done the rails But the slate looks amazing was a 30 yo cloth burgundy we replaced with a simonis 860hr english green United billard inc table Cheers!
Comment from : @nizafed

Most excellent Video dude I just pulled my slate up and its every bit of 400lbs Spraying on the table top "EDGE" was perfect And when the next guy goes to refelt it, he can just scrape off any little bit of glue Adding the tape was under each pocket, really helps a Lot!! May I add, spraying the inside rails with a light coat rubber helps quiet the balls rolling down the rails to the landing station in front Since that Spray Glue is very toxic to the lungs, I'll be wearing a quality mask I don't want gluey lungs and I don't want the "Vid" either NowGetting the Rubber off the rails will be another thing Last guy must have used Monkey Snot to glue them down!!! Thanks again!
Comment from : @Rocketyt

Thank you, thank you , thank you!! I watched tons of videos on this subject and yours was (by a landslide) the best!! Your video was easy to follow, to the point and perfect! My table looks like a million bucks!! Thank you so much!!
Comment from : @MBauer-op6vx

this gave me the confidence to do my own table, thank you
Comment from : @imiptat

I have same table and want to also remove the 4 silver corner pocket guards, do you know how they come off?
Comment from : @blueworld7386

Brilliant
Comment from : @peterryan7827

Thank you so much for this video Did my own table and I couldn't be happier with the results This video made it so easy Appreciate you!
Comment from : @erickorozco8038

I'm sorry but practically everything about this video is wrong The audio is useless and if you don't recover the cushions, you haven't recovered the table Waaaaaay too much glue
Comment from : @RT-Ford

Hi is it important to put glue on edge of cloth or will it stick without it
Comment from : @pauldutton7637

Did you get that slate up on the boards by yourself to remove felt and apply new felt? It would have been nice to see how you did that
Comment from : @anotherOneMore7

how long you need to wait after spay glue
Comment from : @nicolafarago4636

cool pool
Comment from : @mgn5667

Man, that utility knife blade was DULL
Comment from : @coltknight3945

We followed your instructions exactly Our 1960s one piece slate, 6 foot Valley bar box pool table came out amazing! It only took two of us about 1-1/2 hours start to finish including tearing off the old felt and scraping off the old glue
Comment from : @johnveres6127

Thanks
Comment from : @tanenicholas4492

What about the rails ?
Comment from : @elchafalote8555

Thanks for this detailed information I've added links to this video in my site
Comment from : @yonosetampoco447

Which model table is it?
Comment from : @GARGAMENTT

Excellent tutorial
Comment from : @SPOOKSTR

Excellent video! Thanks this was very helpful as I am about to replace the felt on my pool table 👍
Comment from : @wilrosh7

Hi, thanks for the great video, do you also have a video of re-doing the rails maybe?
Comment from : @robvelthove9432

Very good job explaining this procedure This cloth will be tight and perform well The glue layer on the top of the slate is neccessary to properly hold the cloth in place and be as tight as possible Once the rails are bolted down, the thin glue layer does not affect the billiard ball in any way Good Job
Comment from : @legacybilliards3092

Don’t mean to knock your method But I’ve talked and help someone who refelts hundreds of tables One of his biggest no no’s was that you never want glue on the playing surface side of the table Only put glue on the under side of the slate
Comment from : @punanie05