Getnbzy said:That gets a cue ball clean/white again. I have several blue chalk dots that aren't coming off with either water or the slip stic cleaner (not the conditioner) that says that it cleans billiard balls. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Take it to a poolroom that has a ball cleaner and ask them to do it 4 u >>Raodwarior said:Try Brasso and a soft cloth, used this yrs ago in one of the rooms I managed.
Getnbzy said:That gets a cue ball clean/white again. I have several blue chalk dots that aren't coming off with either water or the slip stic cleaner (not the conditioner) that says that it cleans billiard balls. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I've heard it really raises the grain on your shaft, so I was worried that it might also take off some or all of the finish or whatever that makes the cue ball shine and resist the chalk dots. My dumb*ss friend used clorox bleach on his onion and it now looks dull and plays funny (re:bad,different,not right)The Hamster said:Use a Mr. Clean magic eraser - it'll take off anything including those blue dots. A lot of people use them for shafts also.
Master chalk. Keep blue on me always and I break out the measles ball. Now i have 2 deal with red AND blue dots.Tons'O'fun said:What kind of chalk are you using?. I play at a local poolhall with balls that NEVER get cleaned, yet they look white as a fresh snowfall. They use only Master chalk, and it doesn't stain the cue ball. I've also seen some poolhalls where the balls are badly stained blue, and noticed they were using some cheap ass chalk.
I'm sure you only use the good stuff, was just a thought.![]()
Getnbzy said:That gets a cue ball clean/white again. I have several blue chalk dots that aren't coming off with either water or the slip stic cleaner (not the conditioner) that says that it cleans billiard balls. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Getnbzy said:That gets a cue ball clean/white again. I have several blue chalk dots that aren't coming off with either water or the slip stic cleaner (not the conditioner) that says that it cleans billiard balls. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Tons'O'fun said:The very first post, he says the Slip Stic cleaner doesn't work.![]()
Good cause if you WERE trying to be a smart ass I have a present for you.jhendri2 said:
Getnbzy said:That gets a cue ball clean/white again. I have several blue chalk dots that aren't coming off with either water or the slip stic cleaner (not the conditioner) that says that it cleans billiard balls. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Getnbzy said:That gets a cue ball clean/white again. I have several blue chalk dots that aren't coming off with either water or the slip stic cleaner (not the conditioner) that says that it cleans billiard balls. Any suggestions would be appreciated.