eBay Aurora snooker cue oil

[poolqjunkie]

Hi,
EDIT: All sold. Thank you.
I have packaged 50 bottles of Aurora cue oil for sale to the members here.
Price is 10 GBP including free worldwide postage.
Edit: Due to a nationwide postage strike, all purchase will be sent once Canada Post resumes service.
In order to apologize for the delay, I am hereby offering to all buyers an Aurora laminated snooker tip (11mm) with each bottle purchased. This offer will end once the strike is over. Thank you very much for your patience and understanding.
Aurora snooker cue oil comes in big 60 ml glass bottles with an anti spill cap.
It is labelled with a special wax seal logo which is applied one at a time with a brass stamp on hot wax.
Aurora cue oil is not a re-packaged shelf product found in some hardware store. It is a special blend of oil that I mix up myself, please refer to pictures of Aurora cues that were finished with the Aurora cue oil.
It contains no silicone or any metal drier and is 100% natural.
The oil can clean, re-condition, restore, and protect your cue. It feeds the wood and offers a nice glossy finish that lasts.
All you need is to apply a very thin coat, leave it on for an hour, wipe off the excess, let the cue dry in the open overnight, then buff with a dry clean towel. You can repeat the process after a week. The more you buff your cue the harder/glossier the finish will become. It is not a varnish.
You can also apply this oil only to the butt splices to obtain a more glossy finish on the butt.
Please do not use thick coats and do not forget to wipe off the excess after an hour.
I accept Paypal to auroracues at aol dot com.
Thank you.








The followings are some examples of cues finished with Aurora cue oil.

[Andy W]

Nice looking cues/finnish, hope this goes well for you, it looks like a great product. I have an old cue which I will strip down and will use your oil on, I will let you know how I get on.

[Asi]

49 left...

[poolqjunkie]

49 left...

Thank you. Actually, it is 47 left.

[Inoffthered]

Thank you. Actually, it is 47 left.

Poolqjunkie, set you a PM.

Can I just order on paypal and put my TSF id?

Thanks in advance

[poolqjunkie]

Yes, if you could please just send payment to Paypal and make sure your address is correct I will post it to you either same day or the day after.
It usually takes about 7-9 business days.
So far, I have received payment for 8 bottles, thank you.

[Inoffthered]

41 left

[perpetualboredom]

How strong are those bottles? I wouldn't want to arrive home to an oily carpet!

[poolqjunkie]

Very high quality glass bottles have been selected, these are not cheap bottles at all.
If I wanted to save money I would have used plastic bottles with a sticker.
Please take a look yourself.

[perpetualboredom]

They do look strong, but it's a long way.. and I know what the RM are like! (presume that's how it would land this end?). Ah sod it.. will place an order anyway .

[147alltheway]

40 left! thank you Airin

[The Stig]

Whats the feel of this oil like on the cue, whats it like when your hands get slightly moist with the heat. Can you confirm it doesn't feel like hard varnish once its on ?

[poolqjunkie]

Whats the feel of this oil like on the cue, whats it like when your hands get slightly moist with the heat. Can you confirm it doesn't feel like hard varnish once its on ?

This oil is not a varnish.

I recommend that you wipe a very thin coat on your cue, leave the oil on for about an hour and then wipe it gently with a clean towel until you do not see any oil on your cloth. Leave your cue in the open for 24 hours (if you can leave it longer that is even better) then buff with a clean soft towel along the grains of the cue until your cue is warm to the touch. Buff often with a dry clean towel can help the oil to cure and the finish will become harder and stronger. You can repeat this process after a week or two. The key is the buffing which helps the oil to cure. If you apply your next coat after your first coat is cured you will achieve a better finish then if you keep building thick coats on top of each other without giving them enough time to cure and dry. This applies not only to my oil but all cue oils in general.

You should use very thin coats and you really do not need much.

If you flood your cue with cue oil and then leave the exess oil on overnight it will feel sticky--but this will happen with other oils as well. If your cue is dirty and sticky to begin with you need to clean it up first.

If applied properly, it should not feel sticky. It should not feel like a varnish because it is not a varnish. It is an oil based finish.

Hope this helps.
Thank you.

[Asi]

Thank you. Actually, it is 47 left.

Just received your tips, didnt try them yet but they look promsing!

[sootyvrs]

Is this linseed oil?