How Long to let polished balls dry?
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Did you use a wax or a polish?
What is the temp. and humidity?
Oh and the baromectric pressure?
JK :grin-square:
This is the ticket ... honest 
mix 50/50 with water into a $1.00 spray bottle you can buy at home depot.
Don't use wax.
No wait after using this. It is inexpensive, goes a long long way, especially when cut 50/50 and leave no film at all.
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/product_detail.asp?T1=MEG+G12310
mix 50/50 with water into a $1.00 spray bottle you can buy at home depot.Don't use wax.
No wait after using this. It is inexpensive, goes a long long way, especially when cut 50/50 and leave no film at all.
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/product_detail.asp?T1=MEG+G12310
This is the ticket ... honest
Don't use wax.
No wait after using this. It is inexpensive, goes a long long way, especially when cut 50/50 and leave no film at all.
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/product_detail.asp?T1=MEG+G12310
I think you have a good idea. That stuff looks perfect for pool balls and i'm going to give it a try. Thanks for the link.......
James
You use Mother's Mag and Aluminum polish to clean your balls?
:grin:Why not just buy "Aramith Ball Cleaner" to clean and polish your pool balls? After applying the Aramith Ball Cleaner you can buff the balls with a microfiber cloth.
I don't have a table only a few cue balls to clean. I use Toothpaste and a soft towel. I will clean them on a off night from shooting and they have plenty of time to dry. I have used waxes in the past and don't care for it. But I am willing to learn a better way.
Now I wished the pool table venues would clean their pool Balls or replace them. In one venue I play league, Between being old and having bad light the 9 Ball is so washed out that many mistake it for the Cue ball. Hopefully that venue will drop out of the league since no one likes to play there.
Now I wished the pool table venues would clean their pool Balls or replace them. In one venue I play league, Between being old and having bad light the 9 Ball is so washed out that many mistake it for the Cue ball. Hopefully that venue will drop out of the league since no one likes to play there.
This is the ticket ... honest
Don't use wax.
No wait after using this. It is inexpensive, goes a long long way, especially when cut 50/50 and leave no film at all.
http://www.meguiarsdirect.com/product_detail.asp?T1=MEG+G12310
Thank you very much...that does a great job. Johnnyt
I try to clean the table and the balls before I go to bed at night. Everything is OK the next day.
If you clean during the day you can determine the needed drying time by hitting a few balls. If the balls are not ready to use you will see collision spots on the balls. I double the time and then use.
At my house it takes about two hours for everything to dry out.
I now clean the table with a damp microfiber towel. If I am feeling picky, I use an iron to dry the cloth. works like a charm and lasts for a few days. However, if you have wax in the slate seams you cannot do this.
If you clean during the day you can determine the needed drying time by hitting a few balls. If the balls are not ready to use you will see collision spots on the balls. I double the time and then use.
At my house it takes about two hours for everything to dry out.
I now clean the table with a damp microfiber towel. If I am feeling picky, I use an iron to dry the cloth. works like a charm and lasts for a few days. However, if you have wax in the slate seams you cannot do this.