Kit Includes: Cue Tip Trimmer, Sandpaper Holder, 2 Cue Clamps, 4 Ferrules, 2 Bumpers, 4 Table Spots, 6 chalks, 6 x 1-1/8-inch Sandpaper Strips, 1/4-fl. oz. Cement, 12 Cue Tips, and 12 13mm Cue Tips
Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
You would not want to repair any cue that is worth repairing with this kit.
The head of the cue clamp is smaller than a cue tip and it's angle is slightly off. When you press the cue tip against the clamp, one side of the cue tip will separate from your cue, causing a bad bonding. It comes with 12 low-quality cue tips. The chalks are okey, except that they are not even square and sizes are slightly different. I wonder how the sizes of the chalks can be made irregular. Maybe they were made by hand ...
Oh, one more thing. To prevent the cue clamp from scratching your cue, the kit comes with some felt cloth. However, you have to put the felt cloth on the clamp by yourself and the glue on the back of the cue clamp is not sticky enough ...
I've decided to go back to my old repair method; buy my own cue tips, apply glue and let it dry a little before pressing the cue tip onto the cue, drop the cue heads-down to the floor a few times to make sure a good bonding, shape the cue tip after a few hours.
