Aurora snooker cue oil

[jrc750]

....Please be careful as I cannot be held responsible if you get any silver highlight on your clothes. Thank you.

Now you tell me

[poolqjunkie]

Now you tell me

LOL
Very good. :-)

[the montrealer]

Hi Leonard,
Okay I have quickly put together a step by step instuction for you.
1. Shake the bottle
2. Put a tiny bit of oil on a piece of paper towel and apply a thin coat on your cue. Rub along the grains.
3. Leave it on for about 15-30 minutes and check for dry spot; apply a bit more especially to the dry spots if there are any.
4. Wait about an hour then wipe off all the excess oil.
5. Leave your cue in a cool place overnight. (e.g. hang it up right before you go to bed)
6. Check to see if there is any oil left on the surface. Sometimes the oil might come out again. If you see that, wipe it off and leave it to dry again.
7. When you feel that your cue is dried, you can get a clean soft towel and buff it up and down along the grain of the wood until the cue is warm to the touch. This buffing really helps the oil to cure.
8. You can build up the finish slowly by repeating this process after about a week.
9. It is not recommended that you apply too much oil on your shaft, as it might build up to a point which could make the shaft feeling sticky. Nevertheless, you can apply your cue oil onto the butt splices only, to give your cue a more glossy finish on the butt.

Note: please be aware that this cue is also a cleanser so if you spill too much oil on the wax seal the silver highlight on the seal might come off. Please try not to get the oil on the wax seal. Please be careful as I cannot be held responisble if you get any silver highlight on your clothes. Thank you.

Thanks poolqjunkie appreciate that cheers Leonard

[damienlch]

Got mine today... can't wait to try it out...

[Terry Davidson]

pqj:

Mine arrived in good shape this morning. So I guess we can figure it takes two more days to send something from Vancouver to Southern Ontario than it takes to send the same package to the UK!

Terry

[poolqjunkie]

pqj:

Mine arrived in good shape this morning. So I guess we can figure it takes two more days to send something from Vancouver to Southern Ontario than it takes to send the same package to the UK!

Terry

Also cost me double the amount. LOL
Anyway, Terry. I am glad to hear that your oil has arrived. Thank you very much.

[poolqjunkie]

Got mine today... can't wait to try it out...

Thank you very much. Please let me know how you like your new cue oil.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any question. Thanks.

[Andy W]

Just put some oil on my cue and I have wiped it down after the first hour, what I am supprised about is just how much dirt has come off my cue. I regularly clean my cue down but this has really supprised me. It looks good and I will give it a good buff tomorrow, so far so good, it will be nice to get a good shine on this cue.

[cally]

Airin...

How many coats do you put on your cues bud?

Just put a coat on my 'Flame cue' just wondering how many applications should it take to get the 'gloss' finish like we see on your cues...

[poolqjunkie]

Hi,
To get a very glossy finish you need to have a very well polished surface to begin with. I would recommend that after you apply a coat, wait for it to dry and then buff it up really well and then wait a few days before your next coat. Do not flood your cue or rush to the next coat.
I usually take many weeks to apply the finish, building it up slowly.
Thank you.

[poolqjunkie]

Just put some oil on my cue and I have wiped it down after the first hour, what I am supprised about is just how much dirt has come off my cue. I regularly clean my cue down but this has really supprised me. It looks good and I will give it a good buff tomorrow, so far so good, it will be nice to get a good shine on this cue.

Yes, this oil can clean out the dirts while feeding the wood. Just make sure you do not apply too many coats on the shaft without wiping off the excess as it could make the shaft sticky.
Thank you.

[cally]

Hi,
To get a very glossy finish you need to have a very well polished surface to begin with. I would recommend that after you apply a coat, wait for it to dry and then buff it up really well and then wait a few days before your next coat. Do not flood your cue or rush to the next coat.
I usually take many weeks to apply the finish, building it up slowly.
Thank you.

Thanks bud.

[147alltheway]

hi Airin. did you get pm ive sent to you? regards

[poolqjunkie]

hi Airin. did you get pm ive sent to you? regards

PM replied, thanks.

[poolqjunkie]

Thank you for all the purchase.
I will put together another 20 bottles of Aurora cue oil for sale in a couple days.
Thank you.