How do you like the product?
Anyone using Q Clean and Q Glide?
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Not one response. I guess that says it all.
Likewise, I use the REVO now but when I had maple shafts they both do a great job.
I used both for years I wish I could find them but Mueller Sports
doesn't carry them and a web search came up empty.
Where do you guys get them ? I would love to keep using them.
I think they are great.
Thanks
doesn't carry them and a web search came up empty.
Where do you guys get them ? I would love to keep using them.
I think they are great.
Thanks
What he said ^^^. And then, I will use a Q-Whiz as instructed, (lightly), then finish off with leather.
I’ve been using this cue cleaning system since 1990. There are four components to this shaft cleaning process: Q Clean, Q Smooth, Q Slick and Q Glide. It’s simply the best shaft cleaning system I’ve found and I continue to use it to this day.
I use this system as well. Very happy with the results.
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I used it when I had some. The bottle I have is so small....maybe it comes in a bigger size but I haven't seen it yet.
I literally use two drops of Q Glide on each shaft per application. Each application lasts 8-12 weeks.
While I do have q glide in my case, I only use it in a dire emergency. When you play a long set or a tournament, the gliding effect gradually deteriorates and the shaft becomes sticky again quite fast. I prefer to clean and wax the shaft and then use a towel for maintainance. It's not perfect, but is a more stable, long term fix. For those hot and humid days, only a glove will give you perfect consistency. Just my opinion.
Also, I do play a lot with snooker style of cues (Snooker, Blackball, Chinese 8 ball), and when I use an Ash shaft, the process is completely different, consisting of oiling, buffing and then wiping off with a towel. When I use a maple shaft, I do the same as with a regular pool cue, but the problem doesn't seem quite as severe with this style of shaft and using an open bridge.
Also, I do play a lot with snooker style of cues (Snooker, Blackball, Chinese 8 ball), and when I use an Ash shaft, the process is completely different, consisting of oiling, buffing and then wiping off with a towel. When I use a maple shaft, I do the same as with a regular pool cue, but the problem doesn't seem quite as severe with this style of shaft and using an open bridge.
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Who sells it?
Have used both. Both work fine. I use the clean when shaft is REALLY dirty. It kinda opens the grain so i hit it with 800/1000/1200 sanding films then either use the glide or q-wax.
I see them both on Amazon and other online places.
https://www.amazon.com/Shaft-Cues-P...words=q+clean&qid=1564412314&s=gateway&sr=8-3
amazon................
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I started using Cue Silk a couple years back. It comes in a 2oz. bottle. I ordered mine from Ozone Billiards for $14.95
It only takes a couple drops on a tissue. Makes the shaft nice and smooth. I still have my original bottle.
It only takes a couple drops on a tissue. Makes the shaft nice and smooth. I still have my original bottle.
