Good Ball Cleaner/Polish

JimS

Grandpa & his grand boys.
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I've been using Brillianize on my copier glass for some time but never thought of it as a ball cleaner, until I read the label, one day a few weeks back, and decided to give it a whirl.

I use it in-between machine polishes to remove lint, dirt, static etc, and it really does a good job. It might help eliminate the need for machine polishing... we'll see.

http://www.brillianize.com/
 
JimS said:
Bump for those who might be interested.
Thanks for the tip on the plastic cleaner and I especially like the quote by Mark Wilson in your post. I have a lot of respect for Mark and his knowledge about pool. I love to listen to him when he's commentating an Accu-stats match because of his insight on what to do and how to do it.

James
 
You know i never thought of trying this stuff. We use it at work a lot and not for polishing plastic. It has anti-static properties which gives it that smooth clean feel. You put it on, (it's cloudy white) rub it then let dry. Then buff to finish. It's main purpose is for anti-static of areas where papers runs through a printer. Yes I work on large format printers.

I will try this soon and give my review.
 
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