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• Polish the ball regularly. Use a mixture of warm water and a soft polishing cloth. • Note that if it has marks that are really etched in, you might need to find a decent cleaner in the supermarket. Buff it with a clean cloth. The same type that cleans Cd’s and computer screens. This is soft and nice.
