Aramith Cleaner left balls with spots
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As to why a bucket polisher might leave marks, and hitting balls on the table doesn't, could just be the amount of polish used and the high speed of the polisher bonnet creating heat on the balls with too much polish applied. I know that when I made my 1st version of a Diamond like polisher with a center star, even though I used very little polish, the balls got very warm. After modifying it for a slower speed, the balls never got warm again.
You really didn't know/couldn't tell what this was?Here are the balls
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Had you tried hand cleaning one real good to see if the spots got removed before you posted asking about it?
He shouldn't need it. Those should rub out by hand and if a divider is implemented in his polisher they will be a thing of the past.
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Wow you are an Ahole...lol. yes I used a microfiber cloth and buffed for a minute and they stayed. You sound like an ass
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Did you try a little of the solution on the towel?
And you sound like a dumb a$$.
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That's funny coming from the guy that just posted this thread that should have never had to go more than 3 posts. You should have actually described the issue well, and posted pics. You handled it incredibly poorly. Not to mention that the issue should have been pretty obvious to you to begin with. Sorry you don't like truth, but that's your problem. Let me get angry with everybody else because I'm a dumb ass--yeah, good logic there northshoremb.
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How was anything obvious and how could I post pics while I'm at work for 16 hours?? Balls wernt banging together and just spinning so it's 100% not clear how they could get white bang marks when they wernt banging. Then I tried rubbing off and didn't come off so it's a legit question you Troll. GTFO
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So you wait until you get home to make the post. How hard was that? You really aren't very sharp are you?
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I blocked the troll so won't hear anything more from himAlright...quit fighting you Lymph nodes. I have had quite enough of that already today.
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I hope you find a solution to the issues with the marks on the balls. I have a set of balls that look like yours. They are 20 year old Centennials. They get marks on them after just a few games and I had to clean them very often. I am not sure if they have been polished so many times that it has had an effect on the surface of these balls? I finally changed and started using Cyclop balls and now Dynasphere sets and my problems went away. These new sets stay much cleaner and polish faster with less product then the Brunswicks and the Aramith sets I used in the past.I blocked the troll so won't hear anything more from him
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I am a firm believer in the Microfiber bonnets that I get from Harbor Freight ($4) and changing the sidewall carpet frequently.
DDiabolico
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I own a set of Aramith TV Pro Cup balls (not Duramith). For cleaning/polishing, I am allowed to use the Ballstar machine in our club. Unfortunately, all balls have those marks from hitting the plastic in the pockets (some black spots and some dull). They don't disappear when using the cleaner. Can anyone recommend a product that makes the balls clean and shiny all over again?
Nyquil
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Megs cleaner wax in a red can has taken some pretty bad scuffs of my balls with a nice sheen left over.
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You polish them by hand or are you applying some drops before you start the cleaning machine?
Try the Aramith Restorer. It is a bit more aggressive then the Cleaner.
How much silicone is in this stuff? Check'd the ingredients and it looks like quite a bit.
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