Bowltech - Powerhouse - Ball Surface Management (Preview)

Powerhouse Product Manager Jeff Ussery demonstrates the Powerhouse Ball Surface Management Kit,

The Kit includes
Spill proof container for your cleaning products.
5 Ounce Powerhouse Clean 'N' Dull
5 Ounce Powerhouse Factory Finish
1000 Abralon Pad
2000 Abralon Pad
4000 Abralon Pad
Oil Free Microfiber Towel
New Instructional DVD for all of the products included in the kit.

Available via www.bowltech.co.uk and all good proshops

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[SlatebowlAllStars]

@walker0407

Wash the oil out of it first.

Sounds like your reactive resin ball is full and needs to have the oil washed out of it. Dish soap and hot water work just fine then dry with a ball cleaner.

[chipchop280]

I like how the Powerhouse Clean N Dull was still in the old TRACK BOTTLE!!!

[adcwsdad]

Sounds like you need to resurface your ball. This ball was sanded at the factory using 2000 Abralon and polished. To resurface the ball, you would start sanding with a grit 2 or 3 times rougher. If it is in bad shape you might want to start with 360 grit. Not so bad try 500, then 1000 and finally 2000. Then polish with Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish. Remember to clean the you equipment after every 3 or 4 games. Best done with a ball spinner or try the BMS from PYB Inc. It works great for me.

[BM2504X]

Hey can i add polish over scotch brite?

[walker0407]

I have a high reactive ball like the nvs. I have a lot of games on it and when I get it polished it just dies right away. {within 5 games} should I just keep polishing the ball every 5 games? or will that have negative effects? I like the ball to go strait down the lane and break late which is why I like the polish. I understand that I can't get it back to factory condition but how many times can I resurface and polish the darn thing? Ps I don't want to buy a new ball yet.