Refurbish Your Dartboard With These 2 Simple Steps

[@Broccli87]

What I have done is gotten an old aluminum can and cut the shape of each section out then press it really hard against the board to compact the top layer of the sisal down worked wonders for me removing the bumpy uneven top layer, also you should try the darker orange sharpie marker it has a better colour match on the red as its less saturated

[@turbogrooves]

Nice, I refurbished the black on one board a few weeks ago with a black sharpie. Looks sharp from the Oche

[@leewilson7852]

Been doing this a couple of years but i use tweezers to pull the fibres out

[@boristheblade4052]

I use a lighter instead of the marker. Works much better👍

[@toddockham6209]

same

[@abzhuofficial]

How do you do that (use a lighter to refurbish a dartboard)?

[@PatrickStar-zn9be]

​@@abzhuofficialHave a guess...

[@boristheblade4052]

@@abzhuofficial You use the lighter which produces fire to burn off all the sisal threads sticking out. And I also used tweezers once or twice. If you don't have a lighter. 🙂

[@abzhuofficial]

@@boristheblade4052 Ahh, I see. Thanks for the tip here.

[@JCoop831]

Another great video and tip to clean up the board!

[@greggsmith7388]

Nice quick and efficient repair job. I would have avoided using those points right away if I had noticed the sisal pulling out. No reason to destroy a dartboard with aggressive points. Cannot wait to see the new Mission Samurai II dartboard review.

[@zoltomar4759]

They look like Beau Greaves darts! Great tip with the marker, hopefully I still remember how to color inside the lines. 😂. Thanks for the video!

[@mssr77]

Small flush cuts work great also. They cut flush with the board and no need for sharpie in most cases

[@hotkey1327]

Nice tip, thx for the vid. My 1 year old WTCC looks like new again

[@derekdodds1383]

I’ve also been using tweezers & markers for a while green works fine as well 🎯

[@BernaHenriques]

Besides board rotation I won't make anything else to prolong the life of my dartboards. I have the G3+ and also the B6DC, so I won't have to buy a new one for quite some time. Those Beau Greaves in gold are just a thing of beauty, one80 still remains the most underrated company out there

[@WorldwideDarts]

One80 makes some amazing all around products. From their darts to the G3 dartboard. I've always been a huge fan of their stuff.

[@IchliebeHunde58]

Thanks for the tip and video 👍 I like those golden barrels, what darts are those?

[@WorldwideDarts]

One80 Beau Greaves

[@mariodesmet]

Hey, you tried different boards, what is the best in lasting Bulls I have the new nodor Supamatch3,i like trowing at the Bull 😁,after 4 months the Dart just bounce off the Bull😮 En from the look its not so bad Its my first Board,just badluck or is it for other brands the same

[@WorldwideDarts]

I can't think of any bullseye that holds up all that well. If you walk into any American pub/bar where they play league all the boards will look in decent condition but the bullseyes will be trashed. It's from all the cricket we play. Maybe a firmer board would hold up okay. Something like a One80 G3 or the Target Aspar.

[@mariodesmet]

@@WorldwideDarts It still looks good,but very hard, even the sharpest point wont penetrate,just bounce off 😔

[@chrisgraves9430]

Nice quick refresh without breaking the bank 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@tom-mf5lh]

I use tweezers to get the fibers out of the board then you don't need to use marker pens to colour in

[@floridasavannah]

I have an older, different type of dart board. I was originally going to just throw it away after the wear & bullseye missing but this gave me the confidence to try to restore it. ♥

[@benheckendorn2696]

It's really a great tip. 👍

[@angelobianco73]

Nice vid! How can we whiten the whites?😅 my aspar came today, it looks absolutly flawless but, the whites not 100% white! It seem, the board already got little light brown mold dots an stains all over the board! As i said, other than that, it is build perfectly, would like to keep it! What would you do? Could white document ink work?

[@WorldwideDarts]

Hmmm, good question. I really don't know as I've never messed around with the white segments. I suppose a white marker would work. You'll have to be the first one to test it out and report back. Maybe test on an old board first though 😁

[@angelobianco73]

Textile Ink! Just found out!😅​@@WorldwideDarts

[@angelobianco73]

​@@WorldwideDartsI'll let you know.

[@WorldwideDarts]

Never heard of it... I think. Good luck! 👍🏻

[@angelobianco73]

​​​@@WorldwideDartsit worked!! Sisal looks still natural, not like paint! It's way brighter now, no bleeding! After I added the colour, I waited a few minutes, then I brushed of the segments! I'm very satisfied, got an absolute flawless Board ,now! I keep you updated! If its messed up, I'll build a Table out of it!😂😂😂 I just paid 47 Dollars for it, here in Germany, not 75🙈

[@lazzy2012]

Hello sir… I’m very new to darts 🎯, why does my throw always seem to veer off to the right, (even if I think I’m lining it up straight?)

[@Cove_Ops]

Good idea 🤙

[@jamieward8009]

Not sure if it 'actually' helps to reduce the frequency of needing to repair, but I never grab all darts out of the board at the same time with one hand, even if grouped well - it just feels wrong to me, like you're going to twist some fibres up on the way out.

[@brockseeman7808]

I keep a file right by my board so when i feel any burrs on my points i file them out, prevents pulling out of any fibers

[@Timesend]

Awesome cheers 👍

[@paulp.3429]

Nice . But after you trim the sisal. Use a tooth brush and work the sisal back into the board and then touched it up. all the best

[@kovboyugur5252]

Hello , which dartboard do you recommend for heavy darts (36 gram) soft bristle or hard bristle?

[@WorldwideDarts]

Heavy darts... something firm like the One80 G3 would be perfect. Target Aspar is also a firm board.

[@kovboyugur5252]

@@WorldwideDarts thank you

[@jasoncarter9876]

Nice juggling, DJ 😆

[@crooty9]

Another great vid, thanks for the tips! But when are we going to see a vid with three in the bull at the start??!! 😆

[@WorldwideDarts]

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[@herschelsquirts2338]

I yank the sisals out and then take a lighter and burn the left over scragglers.

[@restphone]

I also don't use needles that destroys boards, if I get any points that would I usually file them down and smoothen them off till they become just plain points 😉.

[@MrCODPlayer2011]

Beau Greaves darts are so f´n beautiful

[@ericpieters8898]

It is better to use a cheap shaving scraper. smoother and fast!

[@skeller61]

With clothes that have this problem, simply shaving with a razor works. I would think that it would work better than fingernail clippers to get the sisal strands cut right at the surface. I recently took up darts after a 30+ year layoff and sprung for a triple core Winmau board, so I hope I don’t have to report the results anytime soon. By the way, any dart that has points that destroy your dartboard would get a flat rejection without further testing from me. Sure, you could repoint them, but there are too many great darts out on the market to deal with this!

[@WorldwideDarts]

I have one of those shavers for my merino wool socks 😁

[@willabrams9449]

I WWD, will you test the Galaxy Jacob Womack darts? Something could be your dart

[@WorldwideDarts]

Would you settle for the Brad Clause darts? It would cause me physical pain to shell out $70 for the basic Womack darts lol

[@anthonynolan945]

I love the Irish flag on the board

[@UniFloG]

that's how I've been doing it for years

[@atanasradev9284]

I refurbished mine in more easier way. Just burned the sesal with a lighter for cigars. It took me no more than a couple of minutes.

[@mathewmusladin4556]

Would that work on my white hair too!😆

[@ntengv]

Just a pencil torch easily wipe out those strands..

[@abelstoker3112]

Team One 80 gold Beau Graves darts?

[@TedBarton91]

This video feels like a low key flex on how easily you pummel the T20 😂 Seriously though, very helpful. My method is to spray the darts so wildly I never wear out any one particular segment, but each to their own