Question on Cleaning Wrap

[OnePercent]

My play cue has a leather luxe wrap (of Predator) and the BK3 has the sport (rubber) grip.

Would alcohol be a good cleaning solvent for these wraps? I am slightly worried about the alcohol may bleach the wraps. Thanks in advance.

 

[Black-Balled]

It does not need that, a damp clean cloth should do it just fine.

 

[OnePercent]

It does not need that, a damp clean cloth should do it just fine.

Just looking for alternatives. The playing cue's wrap seems very dirty after long hours of play.

 

[oldplayer]

I spray a little windex on a cloth and wipe it down (surprising how dirty too) and then immediately wipe off with a damp cloth and let dry...

 

[jazznpool]

My play cue has a leather luxe wrap (of Predator) and the BK3 has the sport (rubber) grip.

Would alcohol be a good cleaning solvent for these wraps? I am slightly worried about the alcohol may bleach the wraps. Thanks in advance.

No alcohol, lacquer thinner, acetone, paint thinner, turpentine, etc. unless you wanna ruin your wrap.

 

[OnePercent]

No alcohol, lacquer thinner, acetone, paint thinner, turpentine, etc. unless you wanna ruin your wrap.

What is your suggestion?

 

[skins]

I've used leather cleaning wipes in the past with good results. You can find them at any home improvement store. Weiman makes some that work fine. Use a nice clean micro fibre cloth to buff when done.

 

[poolguy4u]

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My girlfriend uses WD-40 and duct tape on almost everything....




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[skins]

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My girlfriend uses wd-40 and duct tape on almost everything....
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absolutely not!