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Old 11-26-2007, 09:09 AM  
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Originally Posted by arlow View Post
I just had my shafts cleaned and was wondering if any of you have tips on how to keep them that way.Right now there like glass Thanks
Everyone seems to have their own methods.

This works for me.
After every use, I wipe the shaft down with a damp, not wet, paper towel. I immediately follow with a dry paper towel. That will keep it pretty clean.
To keep it smooth, just go over the shaft with some type of burnisher, like a piece of leather or the burnishing side of a Q-Whiz.
Once every few months, you can use a damp, not wet, Clorox Magic Eraser, to clean the shaft well. Follow with a damp paper towel, a dry paper towel and a burnisher.

I have heard of many other methods, including the use of lighter fluid, to clean shafts. They probably all work. You just have to determine which method you feel comfortable with. I am most comfortable with plain water. I have only been using the Magic Eraser for a year or so, but it seems to do a good job and I have seen no ill effects on the wood.
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