Aramith Bundle of 2 Items Billiard Ball Cleaner & Aramith Billiard Ball Restorer 8.4 fl.oz. Bottles

Product does what is made to do keep you pool balls clean and polished to a great shine

Shine, shine, and shine! Your Aramith balls clean up nicely and shine like new again with this high grade, clean and polish set by Aramith, the last word in billiards. Although we only have used our new Aramith Duramith balls for less than six months in our home, hand grease, chalk dust and more can build up. Regular cleaning keeps them looking and playing like new. And, spreading less dirt, chalk and oils on your felt.The cleaner is for regular use, a creamy cleaner-polisher that has very fine grit best used with a micro-fiber cloth. A single drop spread on each ball does the cleaning job. Then, polish with another cloth.The restorer is used for tougher jobs, but is used less often if you keep up with frequent cleanings.i didn’t need to use the restorer this time, but will use it at least once a year.

It took a bit of elbow grease to get the job done but the results were good.

Works Excellent

Used this on a set of Aramith billiard balls that were accidentally misidentified and cleaned in hot water and dish soap. The balls had a milky haze left on them that the Restorer and Cleaner took off. Bottom line is it's a good bit of work by hand with a microfiber towel, but they came clean and look brand new - just follow the directions. Also had the bonus of taking all the chalk marks off the cue ball, which the dish soap couldn't do. The bottles should last a good long time, but I'll have no hesitation buying them again when I need to.

Doesn't remove scuffs and black marks

Great results made the 20 year old balls that came with my used table look like new. The balls were yellowed and marked up from 20 years of play, but were a good quality phenolic resin ball. Took time and a lot of elbow grease but worked great. I used more of the product on each ball than the instruction said. Wear gloves when you use this stuff though, my hands were yellow for days.

These balls are from the sixties and were very tobacco stained. I polished by hand and was very impressed with the ball restorer. Second picture are balls from 1928, the original clay balls. To my surprise it cleaned up very well. Highly recommend getting a ball polisher because doing it by hand is tedious.