Simonis 860 Cloth Cleaning - AzBilliards Forums
Sep 15, 2011. #3. I suggest only use a vacuum with a brush attachment (not a spinning brush). Then wipe down the rails (not the cushions) with a damp cloth and dry with a towel. Try not to use a damp cloth on the cloth unless you have to as this will slow down the cloth. Every couple months or so use a damp cloth but not for every cleaning.
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Jan 26, 2020 · Then, mix some warm water with a bit of Oxy Clean. Take a wash cloth, and dunk it in that solution. Wring it out, but leave some moisture in. Go over the entire cloth. No nap, so don't worry what direction you're going in. Just get off any residual dust. Then, clean the pockets, the return rails, and the ball box.
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Nov 30, 2019 · Although it looks cool to use, honestly I can't say I've noticed it does anything more than wiping down your table with a damp micro-fiber cloth. I guess if a table looked very dirty with dust and chalk marks, you might see an immediate visual improvement in the look of the cloth surface after usage, but for anyone who takes good care of their ...
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Jul 26, 2012 · To test the X-1: For one month, all I used was the X-1 every morning. No brush (except under rails now and then), no vacuum, no damp cloth. After a month, I wiped the table with a damp cloth. The amount of chalk picked up by the (white) cloth was almost undetectable. When the cloth was rinsed, the water did not even appear to turn blue.
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Aug 31, 2024 · This number actually gives you the equivalent up-hill slope of the cloth, so a speed of 100 means the cloth acts as if it had a 1% uphill slope. Slow cloth is around 70. Fast cloth is 130. Carom cloth is up around 200. Speed = 2.0 * time * time. This is for a 9-foot table, where the travel is about 100 inches.
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Silver Member. May 14, 2009. #3. Well, it's going to be made by Simonis anyway. Brunswick Centennial balls are made by Saluc (Aramith), the Saluc & Simonis factories are next door to each other in Belgium. The two companies have a very strong relationship as you can imagine and also share marketing strategies.
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Oct 8, 2024 · Vacuum the table thoroughly. Some table pros use the strongest vac they can find. Pull all of the chalk dust out of the cloth. Wet a microfiber cloth and wring it out. Rub the whole table. Get the cushions and the rail tops at the end. My opinion: never put any liquid other than water (damp cloth) on the table unless you are working to get a ...
How do i remove the blue chalk residue from my shaft.
Nov 15, 2009 · If its damp the pores wont really open up and your going to just remove the surface residue (exactly what you want) if you use a wet cloth/papertowel then its going to open up the pores and it'll be harder to get that perfect sealed/smooth burnish with the cardboard. 1)buff w/damp paper towel. 2)buff w/dry paper towel.
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Mar 4, 2010 · Take a medium wet dish rag and lay a corner of it on the shaft, just enough to cover the dent. Take a pre-heated iron (linen setting) and press the cloth over the dent. This should only last a second, or less, and you will hear a 'spit' come from the area you are working on, along with a puff of water vapor.
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Banned. Mar 6, 2005. #11. We have Simonis 860 on the six tables where I live and the pool hall I play at has switched from Simonis 860 to Championship 30-30 on their 18 tables. I believe the 30-30 is slightly faster and the room owner believes it lasts longer. He did have one table covered with a super fast Championship cloth (I don't know ...