
Originally Posted by
MICHAEL
Well I have to say, I am not real happy with the amount of early break on this ball. Its not snappy, or hokey stick movement, but it does roll way to early for me. My comfort zone for feet is 15, or 20, and aim at 9 to 12 target.
I have to stand 30, 35 and target 15/20 to get to the pocket, and I am not happy with the results so far.
I would like to move back to my comfort zone! If I were to take the surface to 4000, and use the polish they recommend, (which I just got yesterday from Bowlingball.com), Burnswicks Royal compound 2500 grit polish!
It says on the bottle that it creates good length through the heads, traction in the mid-lane with a strong arcing back end.
Says its an all purpose polish for reactive urethane and plastic balls... (its what's recommended for my ball)
It looks a lot, and feels like polish with very fine sanding compound!
Would it nullify the 4000 surface, using it in the final step of trying to get it down the lane a few feet further before it starts it break/hook?
I would like to take care of this by changing the surface, rather then maybe plugging it.
I thought I was going to like this pin down drilling, but as the ball has broke in, its just starting its hook way to early!
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