MurrayNevada
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Could the miscues have been because you were wearing a glove? It was on a thread here that gloves cause miscues.
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Since it's your home table, use the aramith cleaner on the cue ball to clean it. Make sure too use the lightly damp rag to wipe down the cloth after cleaning. I cleaned my centennial 4 times after I saw what this new stuff was doing with a vacuum and damp cloth,,4 times I did that. 3 weeks later my hands have no chalk residue what so ever. I thought about this after my last post and went down and brushed the table instead of using the siminios dohicky and was amazed , there was no blue cloud of dust flying around as I was brushing the cloth down. Only thing I will use now is the siminiouX1 cleaner and maybe a vacuum once every couple of months.
First of all Semper Fi. (Former Marine).Could the miscues have been because you were wearing a glove? It was on a thread here that gloves cause miscues.
Yes I was wearing a glove but have been for a while now. I was shocked that I had so many miscues and actually stopped, cleaned and scuffed my tip before thoroughly chalking again. I've had boxes of Masters that sat for a while and had to break through that first layer so maybe I got an old piece from Amazon? I am honestly very surprised about this especially after spending $30 bucks on a piece of chalk.
I meant the @kling&allen chalk holder.
Taom V10 Green Chalk - 1 Piece
Taom V10 professional chalk is the latest formula from Taom engineers. This chalk gives an ultimate grip with a super clean experience. V10 is developed witwww.seyberts.com
xX-Wizard-Xx
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consistency
Sound like Chetoes argument, Puffy, or Unpuffy, man I’d entitled to dislike a brand anything.
He posted saying he has sold out and did not plan to make any more in the near future.
MurrayNevada
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Semper fidelis Tony. We all have different perceptions. Perhaps it is the glove causing you some difficulty. This game of ours keeps us looking for solutions. Glad it does as I have little else at this point to keep the adrenalin going.
I have never used a Glove. Had some from Sterling that I order 3 dozen for friends. But never tried personally.
Wait on my Circle of V-10 to be delivered. No mail Presidents Day.
Wait on my Circle of V-10 to be delivered. No mail Presidents Day.
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I received two pieces of V10 chalk yesterday I played using this chalk for about four hours. I must say that I was very impressed. Using a new set of Dynasphere Bronze and relatively new cloth that I had cleaned right before playing I felt like it would be a good test.
Other than your pre-shot routine there was no need to chalk every shot. I chalked once per game and was playing one pocket so the games were longer than eight ball or rotation. One miscue the whole night, while using forced follow.
The balls are new but not a mark on any ball. I have had very good results with the Cyclop and now Dynasphere sets staying much cleaner than My Aramith Pros's and Centennial sets.
I have to wonder if this new chalk will possibly make the ball sets last longer due to its less gritty nature. If that's true then maybe the cloth might last longer as well. The balls may be abraded less and because they don't seem to get chalk marks on them will I need to polish them as much? Polishing balls must have some effect at eventually removing some of the fine polish that is on the surface of new balls.
Just my impression and thoughts on the new V10 chalk.
Cuebuddy>>>never thought I would spend $18 dollars for a piece of chalk.
Other than your pre-shot routine there was no need to chalk every shot. I chalked once per game and was playing one pocket so the games were longer than eight ball or rotation. One miscue the whole night, while using forced follow.
The balls are new but not a mark on any ball. I have had very good results with the Cyclop and now Dynasphere sets staying much cleaner than My Aramith Pros's and Centennial sets.
I have to wonder if this new chalk will possibly make the ball sets last longer due to its less gritty nature. If that's true then maybe the cloth might last longer as well. The balls may be abraded less and because they don't seem to get chalk marks on them will I need to polish them as much? Polishing balls must have some effect at eventually removing some of the fine polish that is on the surface of new balls.
Just my impression and thoughts on the new V10 chalk.
Cuebuddy>>>never thought I would spend $18 dollars for a piece of chalk.
OK. Thanks.
I have it on good authority that Taom V10 will also get credit for fixing global warming and gas prices.
Sorry, I'm just in a mood...lol.
xX-Wizard-Xx
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i just bought some more Master .... after buying 2 rounds of TAOM and using them on saturday....
What are you going to do with The 20 Toams?
Frame & Displsy?
Skip in Chicago is happy your using his Chalk Master Chalk.
It’s a Chalk that has been around 85 years, and is LOVED BY MANY.
xX-Wizard-Xx
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i had v10 TAOM ... i really dont know. i put them back in my cue maintenance toolbox ....What are you going to do with The 20 Toams?
Frame & Displsy?
Skip in Chicago is happy your using his Chalk Master Chalk.
It’s a Chalk that has been around 85 years, and is LOVED BY MANY.
They don’t call it MASTER for no reason, and it is good Chalk.
Like Chicken Joints, Church’s, Popeyes, and KFC.
All have loyal following.
xX-Wizard-Xx
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i might keep them for when TAOM goes out of business and these addicts are needing their fix LMAO
Clement
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I personally use some PXT chalk which coats any sort of tips very well, but sometimes over chalking can cause blue circles on the CB.. Tried my friends V10 and damn.. its a really clean chalk. Doesn't leave any visible residue and based on his expro shaft, it doesnt seem to cause much discolouration to his shaft.
After using the V10 and miscuing more than ever over 2 shooting sessions, I went back to Blue Diamond and not one single miscue in league last night. I don't know if that chalk doesn't work well on a G2 Med tip or what but I won't use it again on my playing cue. It does work really well on my Dark Matter break tip so now I have a $28 round of chalk for my break cue......
I also was wearing a glove last night.
I also was wearing a glove last night.