Cleaning a ferule

[Ryan]

Can anyone give me a quick tip on cleaning my ferule? It is white and
is stained from chalk dust. I tried using just water but that made it
more streaky than clean (kind of like my stroke.)

RT

[Ron Hudson]

Ryan,

toothpaste and a toothbrush will make it gleam and will prevent cavities.

Regards,

Ron

[Urkel]

I use karseal on mine.It does a good job.

[Jim Barr]

Ryan wrote in message <3831A73C...@yahoo.com>...

>Can anyone give me a quick tip on cleaning my ferule? It is white and
>is stained from chalk dust. I tried using just water but that made it
>more streaky than clean (kind of like my stroke.)
>

I use a SOS pad with water and scrub lightly.

Jim Barr

[Bob Johnson]

I prefer Crest gel.

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Ron Hudson <R...@LocalPool.com> wrote in message
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> On Tue, 16 Nov 1999 18:48:56 GMT, Ryan <rtur...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>

> >Can anyone give me a quick tip on cleaning my ferule? It is white and
> >is stained from chalk dust. I tried using just water but that made it
> >more streaky than clean (kind of like my stroke.)
> >

[sheldoncue]

A LITTLE BIT OF COMET OR SIMILAR CLEANSER WITH BLEACH IN IT WILL WORK WELL
Ryan <rtur...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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[Smorgass Bored]

You'll wonder where the yellow went,
When you brush your cue with PEPSODENT.

and now,back to Chicago Hope,

Doug W.
~>*)))>< Big fish eat Little fish ><(((*<~

[CORNFEDRED]

ryan,
use orange pumice hand cleaner, then pollish w/ 600 & 1000 grit sandpaper
kirk