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These trolls don't realize that most of us know they're full of shit. Basically, you don't go onto someone else's lawn and shit on it. It takes a special kind of douche to trash someone else's video. Normal thinking people don't do that sort of thing.

Dude you are some special stupid. People like this is why you buy your own ball spinner. I'm surprised this ball will look like a whiffle ball going down the lane

Remember The Slap Films _ Alas, poor Yorick!

If the divots are on the track, the ball is effectively useless / unpredictable as it's going to jump around, much like if the balll is tracking over the holes - total disaster. No amount of resurface is going to fix that. Grinding out 1/8 of an inch is literally making the ball smaller - easier to strike with a beach ball than a candlepin ball. If they're not on the track, scrapping them out doesn't really matter except for static balance. It's just visual.

Gouges/Divots such as seen in the video whether in the track or anywhere else are easily patched, So no need to grind a flat spot on the ball. As for ball size Ron Hickland when he was at Ebonite wrote about tests they did which showed a smaller ball actually did better. It allowed players to generate higher rev rates and offered the bowler more control.

i got a big shallow scratch near my logo, got this resurface also like this guy does. My ball still roll perfectly

Shaun Wells that sink is nasty

Yeah he spins clay pottery in there in his spare time.

You do realize (take that back, maybe you don't) that less than 20 percent of the ball will EVER touch the lane surface. There could be totally flattened parts of the bowling ball, but the lane will never touch it because it isn't a part of the track area.

@@yuppiehi You're as dumb as this guy is.

You can tell the bowlers axis tilt based on this video?

@@BAMCIS13450703 What?

Assuming the percentage of the ball that touched the lane is an assumption of axis tilt which you can’t tell from a ball sitting on a spinner

Unless those deep gouges are actually on the track area of the ball surface, flat spots are not going to matter. As for those automated sanders, I live in Hawaii and there are none of those around. Your location basically determines the options you have.

By flipping the ball in at least quarters is necessary. His way will oblong the ball.

Sand it back down. That is to say have someone who seriously knows what they're doing sand it back down.

So the ball "accidentally" fell into a spinner with a rag full of polish? That's a story I simply must hear...

lol

Very little since people typically use sandpaper and remove like nothing from the ball. Just make a few passes and boom. You're not supposed to shave off millimeters of material. Just a hair

No

Yes

Technically "yes." But will it make any meaningful difference in the weight? No. You remove more mass drilling the ball than resurfacing EVER will take off. Note once the serial # is gone the ball isn't legal anymore.

He paid you to say that, didn't he? I've been bowling for over 50 years and this is not how to resurface a bowling ball.

Stryker there's multiple ways to do it, you can actually use sand paper

None of you clowns measure the spherical profile of a ball after re-surfacing. that's when you pay triple the price, send it to the manufacturer and wait a year for it to come back with a calibration sticker and extra paperwork to toss into the trash can. The Customer wanted a shiny bowling ball and got it ...... BINGO HAPPY LADY

B. Reece - Cleaning the ball doesn't replenish the ball's surface. It just removes the trapped oil and restores coverstock tackiness. With each shot down the lane, the ball's microscopic peaks slowly wear down due to friction. Wood or synthetic lanes, it doesn't matter. The coverstock's peaks and valleys determine how much oil is absorbed and how aggressive the ball reacts down lane. Get a 1500 grit polished ball brand new out of the box and bowl 60 games with it, making sure to clean it after every three games using any approved cleaner. Over time, the tracked surface of that same ball will change to about an 800 grit matte finish. The appearance and reaction of that ball will not be the same at game 60 as it was at game one. This is why ball manufacturers recommend a complete resurface every 50-60 games as part of regular maintenance. Even some manufacturers, like Storm, recommend "refreshing" the surface with a light resurface about every 30 games to help maintain the ball's consistency between each deep resurface. Keeping the ball clean is a good start, but resurfacing is necessary to maintain its reaction. And furthermore, Marlon's resurfacing technique is wrong. At the very least he should cover the entire ball with the same grit, then rotate the ball perpendicular, then apply the next grit up to cut against the grain and remove the lines of the previous grit. Innovative Bowling's two part UKposts video explains this in great detail.

B. Reece I clean my ball and it gets scratches mainly because it gets stuck and then it gets scratched cause my lanes suck

should be using abralon.. what is he doing

If you have an IQ above 70 I'm sure you can figure out that what he's doing is plain horrendous and, well, wrong. Sherlock, tell me, what do you think would happen if you chunk a big horizontal slice of material off something meant to be spherical?

Let me point out one thing...You can use sandpaper on a bowling ball...I've been bowling for 30 years and have used sandpaper. I bowl for a living so don't tell me any difference. I agree with everything else you have said but your wrong about the sandpaper

Em tackett uses sand paper instead of a Aberlon pads. The video is on flo bowling of him talking about it.

$2000.00

john wos For a half surfaced ball?

$1000.00

@Marco Deo People who disable comments due to name callers are some of the lowest forms of scum.

@@smeaglerG so with your logic, if somebody was getting bullied on the internet due to for example comments on their profile, then they block comments on their profile, then they're absolute scum.