I thought I saw on here where some said they use a pool queue scraper on the tips of your strikers and pool chalk to condition them.
Does anyone do this?
Does anyone do this?
Striker question
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I haven't used a scraper but did buy some chalk this year for the striker that goes with my Darrin Dawkins call I got from roost1. Works like a charm. If you need one let me know because when I bought it there were 6 in a pack. I was in your building today and will be backTuesday and can bring one.
Gravey":2p5jutii said:
I bought 6 today too, but also bought the scraper. It says that it helps the chalk adhere to the tip.
I bought it, so if I need it I have it, but if not, then I can take it back. The scraper only cost $3.
10-4. I've shot my share of pool in my youth but never knew of a scraper. 
Gravey":3ettuhpr said:10-4. I've shot my share of pool in my youth but never knew of a scraper.
Sorry I thought it said Scraper. it said shaper/trimmer.
Setterman
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Pool cue chalk is excellent as a striker conditioner. No idea what a scraper is though
:rotf: :lol:Bone Collector":1w9kylsh said:Gravey":1w9kylsh said:10-4. I've shot my share of pool in my youth but never knew of a scraper.
Sorry I thought it said Scraper. it said shaper/trimmer.
Southern Sportsman
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Setterman":3va61kn1 said:
Abrasive tool used to scuff/shape the leather on the cue tip. Good pool players are particular as hell about the shape of the tip, and it has to be conditioned to hold chalk. I think the cur shaper will be far too coarse for strikers, but the chalk will work.
