GoldCrown Pool players have more balls Gold Member Silver Member Monday at 7:16 PM #161 Sheldon said: Another of its strengths. I've never seen a polisher that tumbles the balls as well as the Ballstar does. (Slow motion) Click to expand... I have a BallStar and Diamond (8). The BallStar is easier to move around/store and works like a champ.
Sheldon said: Another of its strengths. I've never seen a polisher that tumbles the balls as well as the Ballstar does. (Slow motion) Click to expand... I have a BallStar and Diamond (8). The BallStar is easier to move around/store and works like a champ.
Sheldon dontneednostinkintitle Silver Member Monday at 7:25 PM #162 GoldCrown said: I have a BallStar and Diamond (8). The BallStar is easier to move around/store and works like a champ. Click to expand... Faster, quieter, and WAY easier and cheaper to maintain. Brand new pad for the ballstar is about $6 and takes one minute to replace. Diamond (8) is $70 and way more involved.
GoldCrown said: I have a BallStar and Diamond (8). The BallStar is easier to move around/store and works like a champ. Click to expand... Faster, quieter, and WAY easier and cheaper to maintain. Brand new pad for the ballstar is about $6 and takes one minute to replace. Diamond (8) is $70 and way more involved.
fastone371 Certifiable Silver Member Yesterday at 9:15 AM #163 Black-Balled said: I put them in the machine and let them spin, then three drops of aramith for 8 balls. Diamond single platter andpads did go gunkish after about a year and a half. Click to expand... I have had my Diamond polisher for about 10 years, still has the original pads and cleans great!!!!
Black-Balled said: I put them in the machine and let them spin, then three drops of aramith for 8 balls. Diamond single platter andpads did go gunkish after about a year and a half. Click to expand... I have had my Diamond polisher for about 10 years, still has the original pads and cleans great!!!!
muskyed AzB Silver Member Silver Member Yesterday at 4:32 PM #164 fastone371 said: I have had my Diamond polisher for about 10 years, still has the original pads and cleans great!!!! Click to expand... I would think if the pads go bad in a couple years on a diamond home machine, you are using too much cleaner.
fastone371 said: I have had my Diamond polisher for about 10 years, still has the original pads and cleans great!!!! Click to expand... I would think if the pads go bad in a couple years on a diamond home machine, you are using too much cleaner.