clean only
Hi,
I built one of those joint compound bucket cleaners within the last year and it works very well. I was surprised by numerous recommenations to use wax....yikes! I believe what's trying to be achieved is simply cleaning the balls. You don't want to be leaving anything behind or adding anything to the surface. Just clean 'em. It makes sense... limit the variables.
It turns out this is addressed in the rules of the WPA
http://www.wpa-pool.com/web/WPA_Tournament_Table_Equipment_Specifications
#16. Balls and Ball Rack
..."Balls should be unpolished, and should also not be waxed. Balls should be cleaned with a towel or cloth free of dirt and dust, and may also be washed with soap and water. Balls contaminated with any slippery substance - treated with a polishing or rubbing compound and/or waxed - must be cleansed and dewaxed with a clean cloth moistened with diluted alcohol before play."
Regards,
Dave
Hi,
I built one of those joint compound bucket cleaners within the last year and it works very well. I was surprised by numerous recommenations to use wax....yikes! I believe what's trying to be achieved is simply cleaning the balls. You don't want to be leaving anything behind or adding anything to the surface. Just clean 'em. It makes sense... limit the variables.
It turns out this is addressed in the rules of the WPA
http://www.wpa-pool.com/web/WPA_Tournament_Table_Equipment_Specifications
#16. Balls and Ball Rack
..."Balls should be unpolished, and should also not be waxed. Balls should be cleaned with a towel or cloth free of dirt and dust, and may also be washed with soap and water. Balls contaminated with any slippery substance - treated with a polishing or rubbing compound and/or waxed - must be cleansed and dewaxed with a clean cloth moistened with diluted alcohol before play."
Regards,
Dave