[Strange]

Originally Posted by mirageII

I can confirm this is the same with the Mirage $1 chips too...

And the TI $1.

[Vince]

If you don't want a lot of color shifting, go for ASM or BBC.
I think Paulson Home are way too expensive for that manner and that color transfer bothers me pretty well.
I heard that oiling should prevent from that a bit, dunno if it's true.

[jmc]

Oiling doesn't make a huge difference.

[hachkc]

Originally Posted by mirageII

I can confirm this is the same with the Mirage $1 chips too... even after cleaning the blue never comes completely off

I found a good way to clean them, put a few in your jeans pocket, forget about them and toss them in the wash

[idpaman]

Can you post pictures of pre and post blue jean washed wafers I would like to see what they look like.

Thanks,
idpaman

[hachkc]

Originally Posted by idpaman

Can you post pictures of pre and post blue jean washed wafers I would like to see what they look like.

Thanks,
idpaman

Sorry no before pictures. The chips were nothing special, just normal $1 chips from the table but they were quite a bit cleaner after they came out of the wash and I believe most of the . I'll see if I still have the chip at home, I have a feeling I may have given it away.

[gueb]

Originally Posted by Vince

If you don't want a lot of color shifting, go for ASM or BBC.
I think Paulson Home are way too expensive for that manner and that color transfer bothers me pretty well.
I heard that oiling should prevent from that a bit, dunno if it's true.

well i just got my new pharaohs, and after 1 tourney there is some color transfer, most on the black ones.

i am not disapointed about the chips, but they are so expensive compare to my old ceramic, why do we buy thoses paulson with this issue (i didnt know before to buy them)

i tried to oil some of them, its so long, and chips getting slippery like ceramics...

[Button Potato]

Originally Posted by Strange

And the TI $1.

The TI $1's were recently changed out for Bud Jones plastic chips with no color transfer.



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