Which is better for sanding a bowling ball.........
Would 3M Scotchbrite pads be just as good as Abralon or Sair sanding pads for resurfacing a bowling ball? I have done regular sand paper and wanted to try the Scotchbrite pad on my bowing balls. Has anyone used 3M Scotchbrite pads for resurfacing bowling balls? Plus the Scotchbrites are cheaper then the Abralon and Sair pads I think.
Arsenal: Raw Hammer Orange/Black Hybrid 14lbs, Blue Hammer urethane 14lbs, Columbia 300 Lava Ball Plastic 14lbs, Highest scratch series 710 Bowling 38 years Never hit that 300 game. Highest game 276, had 11 strikes and one spare in the middle of that game.
I have a document that actually compares the Scotchbrite pads to the comparable regular pads. As long as you are consistent with it I would think it would be ok. They make different color Scotchbite pads for different 'coarseness'. Just not sure there is one fine enough if you wanted to go a little smootherOriginally Posted by Hammer
Arsenal "15# Global Eternity Pi-45x4.5x40" "15# 900 Global Xponent-60x4.5x40" "15# 900 Global Zen Soul-60x4.5x40" "15# Roto Grip Idol Helios-90 x 2.25 x 45" "15# 900 Global Altered Reality-50x3.625x30" "15# Brunswick Uppercut-80x3.625x35" "15# Brunswick Igniter-70x5.5x35" "15# Raw Hammer Pearl 45x5.75x40" "15# Brunswick T-Zone"
Rev Rate about 270 @ about 15.5 MPH at the pins* High Game: 290 - High Series: 733. PAP: 5 1/8"x1" up; tilt 20*, rotation 75*. YTD highs - 290-733
Oh, and LEFTY!!!
I would use one that is about the same as a 600 grit sanding pad.
Arsenal: Raw Hammer Orange/Black Hybrid 14lbs, Blue Hammer urethane 14lbs, Columbia 300 Lava Ball Plastic 14lbs, Highest scratch series 710 Bowling 38 years Never hit that 300 game. Highest game 276, had 11 strikes and one spare in the middle of that game.
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