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[DaveK]

What difference did you find that has you not wanting to go back?

Balls seemed easier to get clean, and definitely look better ... more polished. The magic eraser left the balls fairly clean but not polished.

Dave

 

[ChrisinNC]

Balls seemed easier to get clean, and definitely look better ... more polished. The magic eraser left the balls fairly clean but not polished.

Dave

I am not polishing the balls with a magic eraser / denatured alcohol. I am simply using it for removing the stubborn spots or miscue scratches that are very hard to get off, mainly on the cue ball. The ball polishing process is still a necessary procedure after the magic eraser.

 

[DaveK]

I am not polishing the balls with a magic eraser / denatured alcohol. You are simply using it for removing the stubborn spots or miscue scratches that are very hard to get off, mainly on the cue ball. The ball polishing process is still a necessary procedure after the magic eraser.

Certainly the magic eraser removed spots easily. Frankly I was amazed that the Aramith ball cleaner did too ... especially the cue ball as you say. I would buff the balls in a towel after the eraser, but they would not shine like new. Perhaps I was doing it wrong. With the Aramith I clean the balls to the same degree in about the same time with the same effort. Then, when I buff the balls like before, they do shine line new. This is just my personal experience.

Dave