What are the manifestations of Small Head Billiard Cue maintenance?
Publish Time: 2024-08-26
1. Daily cleaning
Timely wiping: After each use, the shaft should be wiped with a soft cloth in time to remove dust and sweat on the surface to keep the shaft clean and tidy.
Special cleaning agent: After each round of playing, you can use a disposable shaft cleaning agent to clean the shaft, and avoid using too much water to avoid damaging the shaft. Then use a clean towel to wipe the surface of the shaft to ensure that the shaft is completely dry.
2. Moisture and mildew prevention
Environmental control: The small head pool cue is easily affected by moisture, so try to avoid placing the cue in a humid environment. In a humid environment, you can apply a layer of moisture-proof agent on the shaft to reduce the erosion of moisture on the cue.
Storage environment: The club that is not used for a long time should be stored in a dry and ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and high temperature environment to maintain the stability of the shaft.
3. Regular maintenance
Professional care oil: You can use professional wood care oil to maintain the shaft every once in a while to enhance the toughness and gloss of the shaft. When applying care oil, you should pay attention to the moderate amount and avoid too much or too little.
Grinding and polishing: According to the use of the cue, you can choose the appropriate time to grind and polish it to make the cue shine with new brilliance. However, grinding and polishing should be performed by professionals to avoid damage to the shaft.
4. Avoid collisions and falls
Handle with care: During use, avoid colliding the cue with hard objects or falling on the ground to avoid damage to the shaft. At the same time, be careful to avoid leaning or laying the cue flat for a long time to avoid affecting the service life of the cue.
5. Correct use
Force control: When using a small-headed cue, avoid excessive force or improper operation to avoid damage to the cue. At the same time, pay attention to maintaining the balance of the cue to improve the stability and accuracy of the shot.
The maintenance of the small-headed cue requires attention to daily cleaning, moisture and mildew prevention, regular maintenance, and avoiding collisions and falls. Through correct maintenance and care methods, the service life of the cue can be extended and its good performance can be maintained.
