combined oil wax finish for snooker pool billiards cues

It's a good product and smooth finish

Can't tell you how happy I am with this, I refinished my cue - 120 grit, 180, 240, 360, 400, 500, 600 grit sanding, then two coats of raw linseed oil ... Finished it off with Lynch's Cue Balm and even after all that initial effort it still made it considerably smoother. So happy, and grateful to the creator, seems a really nice genuine bloke like the rest of us too, sipping from a cuppa on YouTube. Thanks again, hugely recommend 👏

Applies pretty easily, time will tell whether it does what it claims. Needs a great deal of buffing to reduce friction. Reapply advice seems excessive. For me every three months has been sufficient playing 8 hours per week. Would be nice to know how to remove it to apply oil or is that no longer necessary? Will update if I find out!Expensive for quantity.

Goes on easy and polished up nicely glide's across the bridge hand

This is the dogs ballocks look no further leaves the cue like glass and even smells good If cues could talk they would order this.

Bought to condition a cue shaft after sanding and burnishing. Just a spot on a cloth, rub in and polish leaving the cue highly polished and smooth. Glides through the hand with little friction. Helps condition the wood and hopefully extend the life of the cue.

Been using for years love the stuff leave it on for as long as possible for best results and lasting care use monthly at least or weekly if you play a lot

Best wax on the market. Use it regularly.