i might put some polish on it and see what happens.i always can take it back to factory finish
I just had a similar conversation with my friend who drills my equipment. I talked to him about the defiant just not moving and what should I do?
He told me not to do anything harsh. The ball needs a lot of oil and if I wasn't getting reaction and an adjustment didn't help, put back in the bag till there is more oil. He then sanded it back down to factory to ensure proper reaction.
I'm going to keep the defiant in my bag and use it more sparingly instead of an every game kind of thing. I think that's where i went wring with mine. I wore it out on minimal oil in the Summer and then I couldn't get the hang of it on oil months later and lost confidence in it.
In the Bag: Storm Marvel Pearl, Storm IQ, Columbia 300 White Dot
In the Locker: Storm Tropical Breeze, RG Defiant, RG Bandit
i might put some polish on it and see what happens.i always can take it back to factory finish
I agree with bowl1820....sounds like the balls looking for more oil to hold it up a little,it's just burning up all it's energy
bowl 1820 is right....that ball is for heavy oil,it will burn it's energy out if the lanes or where your playing is too dry.
you need more oil for that ball ...it's using up all it's energy..listen to bowl1820
Last edited by bowl1820; 03-11-2013 at 09:03 PM. Reason: merge posts
if it using up energy would using polish help that out
Sure it would,but it may also defeat the purpose of the stronger ball it's self ..as i would go further before reading the lane
ended putting some polish on the defiant.works allot better.ended up having more control
went and practice today and threw a 254 game with the defiant
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