Ceramics with white foreground, do they get super dirty? (1 Viewer)

[Workless]

I like the looks of this sample set I bought, they kind of give me Hustler Casino vibes. I'm contemplating making a custom set based off these, but I'm worried the white centers of them will just get super dirty over time. Does anybody else have similar set or any feedback on that?

 

[KHarp1]

If they do they're easy enough to clean, they're "ceramics." To answer your question they will get dirty just like your other chips and they'll look dirtier because they're white. They'll probably get handled more because of where they are in the lineup, more use than a 25 or 100 in most games. But, bring ceramic they are very easy to clean.

 

[bmacpoker]

Interesting, those definitely look like Hustler chips. Never seen those before, the Valentinos at brpropoker are different.

 

[wickedwonka121]

I had a ceramic shuffle stack get grimey. Some hand soap and a light wash with warm water got them back to 100% clean. I imagine an electric brush would be key for cleaning a couple hundred. You'll be fine as long as no penetrating inks get anywhere near your table (food dyes and what not from snacking).

 

[Workless]

Interesting, those definitely look like Hustler chips. Never seen those before, the Valentinos at brpropoker are different.

These are from ThePokerStore.com.

 

[Workless]

If they do they're easy enough to clean, they're "ceramics." To answer your question they will get dirty just like your other chips and they'll look dirtier because they're white. They'll probably get handled more because of where they are in the lineup, more use than a 25 or 100 in most games. But, bring ceramic they are very easy to clean.

Good to know thanks, never had much experience with these types of chips over time. ive only had sample sets.

 

[NotRealNameNoSir]

My white ceramics definitely look dirty. Nickels so they see lots of playtime, but it's noticable.