Table Cloth Care

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maxeypad2007

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Okay this is shameful but I've been a lot this year and unable to give my diamond smart table the care/cleaning it needs.

How do I properly clean a table and brush the cloth on a table with Simonis 860 HR tournament.

Also I'd like to know which cleaning products, brushes etc to buy.

I want to know the most optimal way to do this from people who are experienced (hello real king cobra). Any help here would be appreciated.
 
maxeypad2007 said:
Okay this is shameful but I've been a lot this year and unable to give my diamond smart table the care/cleaning it needs.

How do I properly clean a table and brush the cloth on a table with Simonis 860 HR tournament.

Also I'd like to know which cleaning products, brushes etc to buy.

I want to know the most optimal way to do this from people who are experienced (hello real king cobra). Any help here would be appreciated.
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I agree, another cloth cleaning thread is shameful but everything you need to know can be found here -
http://www.simoniscloth.com/installation/cloth-care-maintenance
It's not rocket science.
 
any $15-20 dollar brush that is made of horse hair is what I was told. Please correct me if i am wrong.
 
maxeypad2007 said:
Can someone recommend a good brush perhaps. That is the main thing I need right now.
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Though expensive, I can vouch for the efficacy of the Simonis X-1 product. It works like a charm on their or any worsted cloth. I used to use the quick clean with the micro fiber squeegee thing, and that seemed to do pretty good as well. In fact, you can have what remains of mine if you wish. I don't need it any longer.

BTW, I don't know if you've been there yet, but Lexington's new Diamond Billiard Pub is awesome, with great, well maintained equipment. PM me to set up a friendly game and I'll give you that quick clean at the same time if your interested.

Cheers.
 
Vacuum (not too much suction) with a no brush or passive (non-rotating) brush attachment, then brush with a horse hair table brush. An occasional wiping with a damp (fully wrung out) lint-less microfiber towel will pick up any remaining dust.
 
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