Waxing the cue ball? WTF is Kaci talking about now?

I don't wash my hands after using the bathroom so I can rub it on the table.

Yes, I do wear my shooting glove with me. I don't take it off for the bathroom.
 
lfigueroa said:
Always wondered about this.

Are you misting the cloth with a spray or applying with a cloth?

Any particular product? A dry silicone spray?

Lou Figueroa
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only seen it done, not done it myself. silicone spray on a microfiber cloth then gentle uniform wipe on the table (including rails). all this after vacuuming and cleaning table ofc. i think it was a pure silicone spray for automotive purposes
 
garczar said:
Look, the ref is right there. If whiny EK thought this was happening he would have said something then. NO, instead he whines/bitches about it after the fact. STFU loser.
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players who lost just pile on a rumor that was started. pool players being pool players i guess, blaming everyone and everything except their own poor play
 
Bob Jewett said:
When Harry Sims was the houseman at California Billiards (two locations ago), he would grease the cushions of the carom tables to make the cloth play more like new. I believe it was something like ArmorAll silicone spray. That was back in the 1980s, so the products may have changed.
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He would do the same to his favorite table in St. Louis.

Lou Figueroa
 
skogstokig said:
only seen it done, not done it myself. silicone spray on a microfiber cloth then gentle uniform wipe on the table (including rails). all this after vacuuming and cleaning table ofc. i think it was a pure silicone spray for automotive purposes
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Was wondering if applying silicone to the pocket facings would help on a table that was hanging up properly hit balls.

Lou Figueroa
 
In an FB comment, Aloysius Yapp claimed the ball started acting funny after Ignacio changed gloves and rubbed the cue ball during two of his subsequent breaks.
 
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