The Last 4 Ever Tip Tool Dime Radius is a must have for your cue tip maintenance. This tip tool features all the essentials parts to maintain your cue tip in perfect playing condition. Shape, Scuff, Mushroom Repair and Burnish with one simple tool. Made out of solid metal to last for ever and be the last tip tool you’ll ever need. This Last 4 Ever Tip Tool features:

• For Dime Radius Cue Tips
• 4 in 1 Tip Tool – Shape, Scuff, Mushroom Repair and Tip Burnisher
• Produces a precise tip shape quickly and consistently
• More than 4 times the abrasive area compared to “cup” type shapers
• Shaper does not clog up mid job
• Scuffer design does not damage leathered layered tip
• Scuffer does not remove tip material
• Quick, on the spot mushroom repairs without the risk of denting shaft or twisting cue tip off
• Made out of a solid piece of bar stock Aluminum with 3 grit abrasives sides and 1 finished cow hide
• Measures 1″ x 3″ x 1/2″

Last 4 Ever pool cue tip tool dime shape. Manufactured from bar stock Aluminum this tool had both a Dime Radius and Scuffer side plus the Mushroom repair edge and Tip Burnisher Edge feature. Tool is a nice fit in your case compact size measuring 1″ x 1/2″ x 2 3/4″.

SHAPER– use the top of the tool radius abrasive to initially shape or re-shape tip to perfect sized radius. Slowly rotate tip and stroke the length of the tool across the top of the tip until uniform radius is achieved.

SCUFFER – use the flat bottom of the tool to scuff your tip to maximize chalk holding properties. DO NOT drag across surface as you will alter the shape of the tip. Simply press the tool firmly against the tip and rock across the tip surface, rotate the shaft and repeat until the entire tip surface has been textured. You should not remove tip material while scuffing.

MUSHROOM REPAIR – use the abrasive side of the tool and roll your shaft on flat surface and stroke tool across mushroomed area of tip while rolling shaft until tip is no longer mushroomed and is uniformly round.

TIP BURNISHING – use the leather side of the tool and roll your shaft on flat surface while rapidly stroking the leather across the sides of the tip in order to seal and harden (burnish) the sides of the tip. In addition to improving the tip ‘s appearance this strengthens the sides of the tip and will reduce mushrooming.