Whiteball - damage?

genesis · 2008-04-03T12:47:54+00:00

Hello guys, i hope i am in the right section: first of all i paste a letter sent to saluc 3 times without response: ------------------ 3rd Hello, I am a pool player from germany and i own some sets of Aramith balls. So i own a TV CUP PRO Cueball. I break with a all in one / phenolic tip. After some breaks, the cueball gets a "halfmoon dent". It _really_ damages the Whiteball. So i have some questions. 1. Have you researched that problem? Resolves? 2. You manufacture the brunswick Centennial balls ? 2.a (There) is the Dent problem more distinctive? 2.b Are there limitations to use Centennial balls in a mechanic ball cleaner (special coat?) Thank you for answering my questions. Add: Some Photos of different Cueballs with dents Also available at the web: Brunswick http://83.236.206.179/privat/Pool/BrunswickWhite1.jpg http://83.236.206.179/privat/Pool/BrunswickWhite2.jpg http://83.236.206.179/privat/Pool/BrunswickWhite3.jpg Aramith TV http://83.236.206.179/privat/Pool/AramithTVWhite1.jpg http://83.236.206.179/privat/Pool/AramithTVWhite2.jpg http://83.236.206.179/privat/Pool/AramithTVWhite3.jpg http://83.236.206.179/privat/Pool/AramithTVWhite4.jpg regards -------------------- Other facts: absolutely sure that no nails(pockets) are involved. With cheap ballsets, there are no marks detectable. So what do you think about that issue? For me it is kind of a big affair. You can "kill" your whiteball with normal usage. regards Mike