

🎱 Keep your cue sharp, your game sharper!
The Joe Porper Tip Burnisher is a compact, durable tool designed to restore mushroomed billiard cue tips up to 14mm by generating friction heat. Made from high tensile strength plastic and manufactured in the USA, it offers a simple, portable solution for maintaining professional cue tip shape and enhancing your billiards performance.
| ASIN | B0753GMJ1N |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Base Material | Plastic |
| Best Sellers Rank | #372,655 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #422 in Billiard Cue Tips |
| Brand | Joe Porper |
| Brand Name | Joe Porper |
| Color | black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 152 Reviews |
| Frame Material Type | Plastic |
| Is Assembly Required | No |
| Item Height | 1 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.25 Pounds |
| League Name | World Pool-Billiard Association |
| Manufacturer | Mueller Recreational Products, Inc. |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Billiard |
| Sport | Billiards |
| Sport Type | Billiards |
| Top Material Type | Plastic |
M**N
Amazing product
Works amazin to reshape mushroomed pool cue tip!
A**R
Great product
Works great easy to use to keep the tip from mushrooming
J**G
get better burnish with a dollar bill and
works ok ; get better burnish with a dollar bill and spit
M**N
Best tool
My tips never mushroom and it’s cuz I use this tool along with a Kamui leather tip burnisher.
R**Y
Does the job....
Does the job on standard size cues (12-14mm tip diameter). Not so good on smaller diameter snooker cues.
R**Y
Cue tip burnisher
Awesome for getting rid of a mushroomed cue tip without cutting off any of it.
J**A
Producto de muy buena calidad!
Deja perfectamente pulida la circunferencia de la suela del taco con solo darle media vuelta para un lado y el otro, lo uso como cada dos o tres veces de mi turno, por alguna razón extraña me da seguridad a la hora de golpear la bola después de usarlo!
A**L
Great!
This thing seems to burnish the tip on my cue pretty well. To get it black I would say wet it with spit or a marker first and then use the tool. I like to hold the tool and turn the cue. My buddy put the tool on the ground, held between his feet, then put the cue in and turned it like he was starting a friction fire. LoL That technique worked even better.
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