No blue combination with protector cream extra

No Blue Sponge with No Blue Polish and Protector Cream – Longoni Combination Deal

Keep your cue in top condition with the No Blue sponge, No Blue polish, and Protector Cream combination from Longoni . This set is specially designed to keep the shaft of your cue clean, smooth, and protected for years to come.

Benefits of the No Blue sponge, No Blue polish & cream

• Effective cleaning: easily removes blue deposits and dirt from the shaft.

• Protection: The Protector Cream bottle provides a smooth finish and prevents rapid contamination.

• Easy to use: compact and easy to carry in your cue bag.

• Original Longoni product: guaranteed quality from a top brand in the billiards world.

Instructions for use for No Blue sponge, No Blue polish and Protector Cream

A clean, smooth shaft plays more consistently and lasts longer. Follow the steps below for a professional 3-step treatment: clean, polish, and protect.

Supplies

• No Blue polish: for loosening dirt and blue deposits.

• No Blue sponge (incl. polishing paper): for deep cleaning and smoothing.

• Protector Cream: for a durable, dry protective layer.

• Clean cloths: microfiber or lint-free cotton.

• Lukewarm water: to moisten the sponge.

Preparation

• Workplace: Provide good lighting and a clean, dry environment.

• Cue cleaning: Remove loose dust/chalk with a dry cloth before you start.

• Test: For sensitive or uncoated shafts, first try on a small, inconspicuous area.

Step-by-step treatment

1. Cleaning with No Blue polish (heavily soiled shafts)

   • Apply a small amount of polish to a clean, slightly damp cloth.

   • Rub the shaft along the grain of the wood.

   • Use a clean part of the cloth each time and repeat until no more dirt comes off.

2. Deep cleaning with the No Blue sponge

   • Wet the sponge under the tap and squeeze out lightly (damp, not dripping).

   • Rub evenly over the shaft while gently rotating the cue.

   • Continue until no more dirt comes loose .

3. Drying

   • Wipe the shaft immediately with a dry, clean cloth .

   • Then let it air dry for 2–3 hours for complete drying.

4. Polishing with polishing paper (from the No Blue sponge set)

   • Polish in even strokes over the entire shaft.

   • Build up the pressure lightly and in a controlled manner ; do not sand, polish.

   • Stop when the surface feels completely smooth .

5. Coat with Protector Cream

   • Apply a thin layer with a dry, clean cloth (pea size is sufficient).

   • Distribute evenly over the shaft and allow to dry briefly .

6. Polish until mirror-smooth

   • After drying, rub vigorously with a dry, clean cloth .

   • Polish until the surface feels mirror-smooth and completely dry.

Maintenance frequency

• After intensive play: light cleaning with a sponge, brief polishing.

• Full 3-step service: when the shaft feels rough or holds chalk faster.

Important tips and warnings

• Little product, big effect: too much polish or cream can leave a residue.

• No aggressive pressure: avoid sanding marks; let the material do the work.

• Avoid moisture in connections: keep the ferrule, tip and joint as dry as possible.

• Carbon shafts: always use with caution and test locally first; use minimal pressure.

• Clean cloths: dirt and lint can cause scratches and streaks.

Common mistakes and solutions

• Sticky or greasy feeling afterwards: used too much cream; reapply thinly and polish for longer.

• Still visible blue deposits: repeat steps 1 and 2 with a clean cloth and a damp sponge.

• Rough spots after polishing: pressed too hard; polish again with light pressure and an even motion.

Ready to use: your shaft is clean, smooth and protected for a consistent playing feel.

Why choose this combination deal?

Billiard enthusiasts know that a well-maintained cue makes all the difference in playing comfort and precision. With this Longoni maintenance kit, you'll extend the life of your cue and always play with a perfectly smooth shaft.

Order the No Blue Sponge with Protector Cream combination deal now and experience for yourself how easy it is to professionally maintain your cue.