quote:ebonite Clean n' Dull--------------------Mike ThomasMooresville, NCphotog17@alltel.net
quote:I currently use Lanemasters cleaner and it tends to put some shine back on it.
quote:quote:I currently use Lanemasters cleaner and it tends to put some shine back on it.How do you apply it?Other than Clean and Dull, it is THE only cleaner for me that removes oil lines that lead to an oil shine.-------------------- "None are so blind as those who will not see." Unofficial Ballreviews.com FAQ
quote:quote:quote:I currently use Lanemasters cleaner and it tends to put some shine back on it.How do you apply it?Other than Clean and Dull, it is THE only cleaner for me that removes oil lines that lead to an oil shine.-------------------- "None are so blind as those who will not see." Unofficial Ballreviews.com FAQI don't have a spinner so I spray it directly onto the ball immediately after a set. The ball in question is the Fury Solid at 800 wet sand. It just seems to add some shine back to it.
quote:quote:quote:quote:I currently use Lanemasters cleaner and it tends to put some shine back on it.How do you apply it?Other than Clean and Dull, it is THE only cleaner for me that removes oil lines that lead to an oil shine.-------------------- "None are so blind as those who will not see." Unofficial Ballreviews.com FAQYeah it wouldn't surprise me that it would remove just about anything. Lanemasters is extremely potent stuff.I don't have a spinner so I spray it directly onto the ball immediately after a set. The ball in question is the Fury Solid at 800 wet sand. It just seems to add some shine back to it.Extremely unusual reaction. Are you sure there isn't some shine/polish underneath the dirt/sanding? (I assume not. I'm just looking for some explanation: this strong alcohol putting a shine on any ball under any circumstances defies logic.)I've noted in other posts that I found this cleaner to remove unknown dirt and marks that not even acetone will remove.-------------------- "None are so blind as those who will not see." Unofficial Ballreviews.com FAQ
quote:quote:quote:I currently use Lanemasters cleaner and it tends to put some shine back on it.How do you apply it?Other than Clean and Dull, it is THE only cleaner for me that removes oil lines that lead to an oil shine.-------------------- "None are so blind as those who will not see." Unofficial Ballreviews.com FAQYeah it wouldn't surprise me that it would remove just about anything. Lanemasters is extremely potent stuff.I don't have a spinner so I spray it directly onto the ball immediately after a set. The ball in question is the Fury Solid at 800 wet sand. It just seems to add some shine back to it.
