Cue DoctorPool Billiard Cue Cleaner & Conditioner Polishes Cleans Protects 3 oz bottle

This stuff works well and does what it's supposed to, but don't expect to remove all stains on your cue shaft. It is worth the money and the effort, it raises the wood grain slightly, should be followed with Cue Doctor wax and then buffed with a clean cloth. Three oz. will last quite a while unless you're cleaning shafts for a living.

it works but not like it says lighting fast, i have cleaner and it does work but just fair. I will use it until its done, but not again.

This stuff works as advertised, and better than some of the other products I've tried on the market. I've not only used this on my cues, but my teammates cues as well, especially some smurf blue cues.With this I use a few old cotton T-shirts cut up into small rags, I place the rag over the opening, quickly invert the bottle & rag, then turn it back over. I fold the rag with the product around the shaft of my cue just below the ferrule, and push the shaft through the folded rag while twisting to evenly distribute the cleaner over the entire upper portion of the cue. After a few strokes I take a second rag and wipe down the shaft. This cleaner leaves it as smooth as the day I got the cue.I would suggest getting the Cue Doctor wax as well and use it after cleaning the shaft, the two do an amazing job of keeping your cue feeling brand new.

It's a great product

fast delivery great product