Damp cloth?! That makes the balls sticky as hell.
They need some jizz on em. Well, not literally.
But damn, girl. At least spit in your hand.
They need some jizz on em. Well, not literally.
But damn, girl. At least spit in your hand.
Which balls stay the cleanest for longer?
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Sounds likely the balls didn't sit long enough after polishing, too.
They need to have time to let the polish cure, or they attract and hold particles.
Thx......................
For some reason, my set of Aramith Tournament with Duramith developed small white smudges after only a few polishes. I just use the Aramith ball polishing liquid that came with my Super Pro set. I cannot polish off those spots now.
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I have them all and Cyclops definitely stay cleaner longer.
Let us see your balls...and let us know how you're polishing them?
We can get you back to happy play time.
I'd call the mfg and see if you can get a replacement set.
I think you are jumping the gun on that one.
I'm not aware of any "Duramith Super Pro" balls.
Saluc produces the "Super Aramith Pro" balls (without Duramith technology) and the "Aramith Tournament" balls (with Duramith technology).
I have a few sets that I play regularly. Without a doubt the Cyclop Hyperion set has remained the cleanest. It is my favorite set to look at and my least favorite set to play. Consequently, I rarely play them and they stay clean. I do not like playing them.
I have played more using my Aramith Premier set than anything else. They play great and, as far as I can tell, do not get any dirtier than any other set.
I never use the cue ball that comes with any set. I use a Aramith measles cue ball bought separately. Also hate the Cyclop Hyperion cue balls.
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I have played more using my Aramith Premier set than anything else. They play great and, as far as I can tell, do not get any dirtier than any other set.
I never use the cue ball that comes with any set. I use a Aramith measles cue ball bought separately. Also hate the Cyclop Hyperion cue balls.
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I powder mine near everyday and never ooey gooey but clang some.
With almost 40,000 posts, I think I know where your peep gun is.
I've learned a new term to describe these type of keyboard actions.
I use hot water and Irish Spring, ooops, wrong balls.
That's because your supposed to use the Irish Spring on the ball tray wipe out.
I don't think anyone here has hand cleaned more ball sets in their life than my self. One room I managed for 4 years. 5 days a week, I hand wiped 14 ball sets every morning before opening, and ck'd each tray for drink spillage. We did great the first years we opened. Averaging over $40,000 + in just table time. Phantom Canyon Brewing CO in Colorado Spgs, they don't do 1/2 of that now. PCBC was Hinkenloopers second brew pub. The Wynkoop in Denver was his first. He also opened another in WI and possibly somewhere else.
I don't follow, sorry to say...
I wasn't aware the Aramith Super Pro balls are now or ever were available with the Duramith process. To my knowledge, only the Aramith Tournament balls use the Duramith process. I could be mistaken.
Perfect......:thumbup:
Yeah. Here is my package.
And here are the balls. Played them about week and half.
Not yet polished. Straight from box. I use Taom chalk(and others in our club too..) so balls does not pick up too much chalk marks.
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