This sequence and its mirror-image are used in the example solve below.

The following example shows how to use the above sequence to eliminate quarter-twisted Arc Centers on all faces. In the table below the cube, "Make Setup" means to turn the cube so that there are two quarter-twisted centers in the proper locations on the front face (direction of arrows does not have to match setup). "Apply Sequence" in the table refers to the above cube on the left and "Apply Mirror Sequence" refers to the one on the right. Given the large number of moves involved, this solving method would not likely be done manually but with a cube simulator that uses macros (stored sequences).

To complete the solve, the following shows how to use slightly modified 5x5 sequences (both center slices turn together on 6x6 cube) and the sequences on the previous page to fix pairs of half-twisted Arc Centers. The sequences (1-3) referenced in the table are shown at the bottom of the page, press the Mirror button (center) as indicated to see the proper setup. For the first step, the 5x5 sequence is used to fix four pairs on the front face. The same sequence is used on the red face but it only fixes two pairs because only six of the eight centers match the setup, one pair remains twisted after the sequence (the pair that was not twisted before the sequence).