Chips in the cue finish

[luv1pocket]

Does anybody know how I can try to cover up small chips in the finish of my cue? Unfortunately it's near the collar on the butt and I was wondering if I could put something on it like a polish or wax to conceal most of it. I obviously don't want to sand it.
Also does anybody use anything to shine up the finish on their cues years after they have had them refinished?
Thanks

 

[jazznpool]

If you have good hands and good eyes you might be able to float a partial drop of superglue off of a toothpick onto the bare area. It won't be perfect but if done correctly it will protect and look ok without sanding. Behlen makes a polish called "Oz" that works nicely for cues. You wipe a small amount on with a paper towel, wait a few minutes and buff. Good luck. Martin

Does anybody know how I can try to cover up small chips in the finish of my cue? Unfortunately it's near the collar on the butt and I was wondering if I could put something on it like a polish or wax to conceal most of it. I obviously don't want to sand it.
Also does anybody use anything to shine up the finish on their cues years after they have had them refinished?
Thanks

 

[Graciocues]

A little elmers glue mixed with sanding dust makes wood putty as close to the color you'll find. Use sanding dust from the same wood you are filling. Let a little dry to check the color. If it dries dark add a little dust from a lighter piece.