Do you keep the table that close to the walls? We need a lot more space.

Came here to add my two coins. A friend of mine helped me and used a body filler with hardener (added a tutorial for you, Bob) - it is used for automotive. It hardens like a rock and the bounce of the ball is not that weird. He then used a epoxy lacquer flat based paint, and it looks good when it's done. Though I'm not certain - as we had just a scratch at my Stiga, and I suppose your table might be damaged by the water from drying clothes. But once again, we had just a damaged fragment, and overall table was not so badly damaged. As another option, I'd ask a table manufacturer first. They might help you with this. We've had this conversation in our club recently and nobody's every found the right paint that I know of. But I'm certain that chalkboard paint won't work.

CC, I found a free collage site: https://www.photocollage.com You can change backgrounds, resize, etc. Just add in what pictures you want. It’s crude (due to user/me being tech challenged), others here have way better photoshopping apps and abilities! :)

I put white allium bulbs in the ground last fall, I will let you know what size they come up to be.