S-75 says brown compound is used

anybody know what i might use to get the same effect, or should i just add brown food coloring to my polished ?

i got this S-75 used, and i want to know how to get is as close to OOB as possible

im a nerd like that

http://http://900global.com/balls/breaks75

Technical Specifications
                      Coverstock S75â„¢
                        Finish: Halfway

         1000 grit w/ Brown Compound          
         

thanks Jim
im always a little Leary of car products and clogging the pores

any truth to that aspect ?

my personal experience is that rubbing compound is very water soluable,..and will wash/wipe off, and doesn't seem to clog like some wax based polishes.  I used the paste type, and I have a liquid one too,..I don't use them near as much as I used to with the popularity and results I get with abralon pads,..but in the old "pad" days I would use them to get a good sheen without using polish...
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Jim Ensminger
www.900global.com
There's FIRST, then everything else.

bowlerdawg,

When resin first came around and people asked Brunswick (big back then) how to polish their balls, they always recommended auto rubbing and polishing compounds. I believe they never had wax/silicone in them. Otherwise, car waxes which do have silicone probably would have a hard time sticking to them. Rubbing compounds have always worked on resin balls. In fact, that was the stock finish on the original super ball, the Danger Zone.
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"None are so blind as those who will not see."

polishes i have at my disposal
3m finesse it II
black magic
beans sauce
Valentino

plus all the abralon and scotch bright pads