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Thread: Couple of burning questions about table materials.

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10-06-2007, 10:08 AM

kyle9

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Re: Couple of burning questions about table materials.

If you ever have questions regarding table construction, this is the best place to go:

Scott's Poker Table :: View Forum - Quads' Table Talk Workshop

2" foam will be harder to work with for sure, and will leave more wrinkles. As far as the playing material, many people have used velveteen in the past, but your best bet is to just shop around Joann's until you find something you like. I have used faux suede, which is decent, but as you know, suede does not work well with spilled drinks.