what is the difference between arvorin and elforin?

bbb said:
i tried a search with no luck
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The general consensus on the GRAINED Elforyn is that it's too inconsistent to be usable. Sometimes it's okay, but alot of it comes like swirly ice cream. I like the solid white, but neither look much like ivory at all and I wouldn't buy it as a substitute. Maybe it has improved, but the stuff with the grain that I have sits and will continue to do so.

The arvorin looks much more like ivory, but I doubt you'd fool anyone. It seems a bit soft, but polishes nice. I have not used it in a cue yet. I think Jim Baxter likes it in his joint protectors and a few have used it in cues, but I can't recall who.

Let me see if I can find a piece of each.
 
pescadoman said:
The general consensus on the GRAINED Elforyn is that it's too inconsistent to be usable. Sometimes it's okay, but alot of it comes like swirly ice cream. I like the solid white, but neither look much like ivory at all and I wouldn't buy it as a substitute. Maybe it has improved, but the stuff with the grain that I have sits and will continue to do so.

The arvorin looks much more like ivory, but I doubt you'd fool anyone. It seems a bit soft, but polishes nice. I have not used it in a cue yet. I think Jim Baxter likes it in his joint protectors and a few have used it in cues, but I can't recall who.

Let me see if I can find a piece of each.
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thanks for the reply randy......:thumbup:
 
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