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Cue Tip Won't Hold Chalk. if you are finding your new pool cue tip is not holding chalk well you can use a tip tool, similar to the cuetec bowtie (check out on amazon) and scuff the tip, creating a. If you tap the tip to give the surface. a softer tip tends to hold chalk better than a harder tip (especially a phenolic tip), so if one does not chalk properly or carefully, a soft tip might offer an advantage. i've tried the willards shaper and tapper, the ultimate and just sandpaper and fifteen minutes later i have to bust it out. scuff the tip, then lick your finger and apply the moisture to the tip. The biggest obstacle to good chalk retention is the buildup of hand oil from hitting a dirty cueball. the tip doesn’t hold chalk when it is packed down from hitting the cue ball and the surface is slick. Chalk the tip while it's damp, really grind it in to all those. cue master pool school's p.b.i.a master instructor, mark finkelstein,.

the tip doesn’t hold chalk when it is packed down from hitting the cue ball and the surface is slick. The biggest obstacle to good chalk retention is the buildup of hand oil from hitting a dirty cueball. i've tried the willards shaper and tapper, the ultimate and just sandpaper and fifteen minutes later i have to bust it out. cue master pool school's p.b.i.a master instructor, mark finkelstein,. if you are finding your new pool cue tip is not holding chalk well you can use a tip tool, similar to the cuetec bowtie (check out on amazon) and scuff the tip, creating a. If you tap the tip to give the surface. scuff the tip, then lick your finger and apply the moisture to the tip. a softer tip tends to hold chalk better than a harder tip (especially a phenolic tip), so if one does not chalk properly or carefully, a soft tip might offer an advantage. Chalk the tip while it's damp, really grind it in to all those.

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Cue Tip Won't Hold Chalk if you are finding your new pool cue tip is not holding chalk well you can use a tip tool, similar to the cuetec bowtie (check out on amazon) and scuff the tip, creating a. if you are finding your new pool cue tip is not holding chalk well you can use a tip tool, similar to the cuetec bowtie (check out on amazon) and scuff the tip, creating a. a softer tip tends to hold chalk better than a harder tip (especially a phenolic tip), so if one does not chalk properly or carefully, a soft tip might offer an advantage. the tip doesn’t hold chalk when it is packed down from hitting the cue ball and the surface is slick. scuff the tip, then lick your finger and apply the moisture to the tip. If you tap the tip to give the surface. The biggest obstacle to good chalk retention is the buildup of hand oil from hitting a dirty cueball. Chalk the tip while it's damp, really grind it in to all those. i've tried the willards shaper and tapper, the ultimate and just sandpaper and fifteen minutes later i have to bust it out. cue master pool school's p.b.i.a master instructor, mark finkelstein,.