Meucci Original

[fatfelson]

:confused3: I have a Meucci Original Jim Rempe JR-5 cue with 2 shafts. One of the shaft plastic collars has hairline cracks even though it was unplayed.

Is it worth getting the shaft collar replaced?

[Rick]

This is a personal preference but we can install a new one for you. Depending on the ring work the price will vary.

[KJ]

Send a pic of the ring-work (shaft) to Rick at Seybert's.
We'll take a look at it and give you a quote.

[mclift7358]

What is the best way and what to use to clean a shaft and keep it looking new? I would rather not use sandpaper on my new P3 or any of my cues.

[KJ]

There is an item available through most grocery stores, etc. that requires very little, if any water for their use.
'Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser".
Use of a cloth btwn. rounds at the table will also assist in keeping the shaft clean.
For the most part, it's chalk that dirties the shaft. Proper chalking practice will go a long way to keeping the chalk off your shaft.

Hope this helps.

[mclift7358]

There is an item available through most grocery stores, etc. that requires very little, if any water for their use.
'Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser".
Use of a cloth btwn. rounds at the table will also assist in keeping the shaft clean.
For the most part, it's chalk that dirties the shaft. Proper chalking practice will go a long way to keeping the chalk off your shaft.

Hope this helps.

I used the Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser and then I used the Q Smooth Micro-Burnishing Film. After I do that would it be good to use the Q Slick and the Q Glide? Are would it be better to stay away from them?