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OB-1 Cue Shaft Cleaning and  Conditioning


Care and Maintenance of the OB-1 Cue Shaft is really not any different than other cue shafts.

If you are not comfortable doing this yourself, by all means find a local cue smith and have it done for you! 


Here is how we do it:

We start by removing the surface dirt and hand oils. This is most easily done with a mild abrasive like the dark side of the OB Cues Q Wiz shaft conditioner. Remember, it only takes a couple of passes! You don’t want to sand away the wood!

Next we clean the cue shaft using a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, available at your local grocery store, soaked lightly with denatured alcohol. Denatured alcohol is available at the hardware store. We use it instead of rubbing alcohol because it has less water in it. Rub the eraser up and down the shaft until it is clean. 

The magic eraser will clean the shaft, but it will also raise the grain slightly. You will need to lightly sand the shaft with a very fine abrasive like the light side of the OB Cues Q Wiz. Use this to burnish the shaft back smooth. You should then seal the cue shaft using a quality cue sealer or wax.