garczar said:

WTF????? the guy is a stone cold thief who still hasn't repaid those he screwed over. Take this bullshit down the hiway. Are you related to the guy or what??? That guy's name should be stricken from this site. The fact you're trying to cover for this tool says a lot. BTW, who the fk is Kim Walker??

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fastone371 said:

Soap/vinegar/alcohol will all make the surface of the ball dull, when you take a new set of balls out of the box they are shiny but not real slippery to the touch like a "waxed" ball. I want mine to be the same as a new set of boxed balls as that is the condition of the balls in most tournaments. That is also the same condition the balls are in for pro tournaments, the camera guys always like to get a shot of the racked balls with the arena lights reflecting off of them. Bars are a bad example to use for balls, I have seen bar balls that look like they were used on the concrete street in front of the bar.

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billiards_watch said:

I use the Pyro and its shit. Its good because its clean but you still have to apply after every shot or every other shot. They promoted it as chalk that doesn't need to be chalked every shot.

The only good thing about this chalk is that its clean.

Besides that I have miscue and fly the cue ball off the table more this year than my entire life playing pool. I've developed a reputation for it. When they see a cue ball on the ground most of the regulars know its from me.

When I use a master chalk, you would seldom see my fly a cue ball off the table. Maybe once a year at most.

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