Glow In The Dark Pool Table Kit

Product Description

Place a new spin on the classic game of billiards by transforming your table using the glow in the dark pool table kit. The kit features a set of specially ... [Read more]

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Order this parts for the sticks were missing sent it ...
by john (1 out of 5 stars)
December 9, 2015

Order this parts for the sticks were missing sent it back got another one and the same parts were missing. ..
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by Kihei Automotive (5 out of 5 stars)
February 4, 2019

Items as described, Does not really glow in the dark, as much as glow with blacklight. My item did not come with included 'tip markers'. Amazon was able to give me a fair solution. Balls are of great/'aramith' quality.
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Works for me & very satisfied but has substantial flaws.
by Lost In The Cosmos (3 out of 5 stars)
December 22, 2010

Pros: If you like black light, this is the only game in town I know of, and it can be made to work. Cons: 1. The 8-ball. If it was black it would be invisible, so it's white with a black circle around a white number Eight. Check out the picture and you'll see. An unavoidable issue but it doesn't significantly interfere with play, though sizing up the table it's easy to mistake the 8-ball for the cue ball. 2. Other balls fairly dark. I searched Google shopping for Glow in the Dark billiard balls and found a set on E-Bay for under fifty dollars. Definitely inferior quality, but more glow! Their cue ball glows a dull yellow, whereas under a black light the Aramith Neon cue ball is pretty much just a different shade of white compared to the cue ball that came with my table. I ended up keeping most of Aramith's 1 through 9, but the white parts of the E-Bay balls have more chemical treatment to them, so I swapped out the cue ball and stripes 10 through 15. Even the E-Bay Orange 5-ball was far brighter than the Aramith, and normally ALL orange colors tend to glow under black light. So, prepare to be underwhelmed at the black-light effect of the balls included with this set. 2. Attachment hardware for the green tubing doesn't work for the pockets. Specifically, the tubing over the pockets will quickly come loose from your cue rubbing against the tubing on ordinary shots over the pockets. It might stay in place for a game, maybe two, but will be a constant nuisance if installed per the instructions. And worse, the attachment hardware for the pockets is tiny spikes meant to stick out of the tubing that you stick into your felt, so using this setup as designed at the least you'll make multiple pinpricks in your felt, and inevitably rip your felt. That said, after significant installation modifications I'm very happy with the results, though depending on how expensive a table you own, and how into black light you are, you may not be interested in putting in the time and effort. Included with the set: Tubing, enough to outfit a nine foot table. Great responsiveness to black light, and with my table enough left over to highlight parts of the rails on the 'flip' air hockey side of my table. Springs to attach the tubing (more later), and you get one extra of each of the two types of spring. Black-light responsive balls. The dark blue and dark red solid balls don't glow very much compared to the neon green, and the 8-ball by necessity is white with a black circle around th

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