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Whats the best way to clean a pool cue? |
Whats the best way to clean a pool cue? I agree with the damp towel and dry quickly method. Here's something that a lot of folks don't know. Windex actually works quite well for cleaning cues. It won't harm anything. Just be sure that whatever you do, don't ever get anything on the leather tip itself. Be very careful when cleaning up your ferrule. You'll know if you're chalking improperly if you get that blue ring around the middle of your ferrule. If you're chalking correctly, the ferrule should stay much cleaner. M.D.-BCA Instructor/Referee. Source(s): Bob Radford - BCA Master Instructor If it's not varnished, polish the wood with steel wool. It makes it super smooth. damp (not wet) towel is what I use and then wipe dry with another towel. Do this after play and don't let a little grime become a big deal to where you need a pro refinish. Luck K Both ans --damp towel first then S wool I like scotch brite better but either one will do Like Kevin says dont wait till you need a bench grinder or wipe it off on pants leg and throw it in the back seat by using a damp cloth follow by a dry one, the later meant to remove the moisture. sure, you won't get rid of those blue chalk stains accumulated over the years, but this simple method does the job of leaving your cue smooth while cueing. |
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