Author Topic: EPX and Hot Water (Read 1280 times)

mrteach3 · « **on:** February 04, 2006, 05:28:10 AM »

Hey all,

A guy walks into my shop today and sets his EPX on the counter. I just couldn't believe my eyes. It had rasied bumpy areas all over the ball. It was quite a sight to see. He mentioned that he put it in hot water and when he took it out, BOOM, it was like I mentioned. The only thing I could think of was to put it in our Haus machine to see if it would smooth it out. It actually worked.

Has anyone else had any run-ins with puting the EPX in hot water??? Just wondering.
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ChrispyBrownies · « **Reply #1 on:** February 05, 2006, 11:53:03 AM »

They used to have a link on columbia300.com that was to a website called "winning ugly" that told all about the catalyst coverstock when heated, cooled, cleaned, etc. bunches of different things happened. if i can find it again, i will post it.
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ChrispyBrownies · « **Reply #2 on:** February 05, 2006, 11:54:14 AM »

here it is. . .
http://www.columbia300.com/winningugly/

check it out
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Its hard to play with an inferno and not get burned. Last time I threw my inferno, the opposing bowler definitely got burned.

COME TO THE DARK SIDE. WE HAVE COOKIES!

Arsenal
Columbia Scout Reactive(Blue/Gold)
V2 Sweet
Original Inferno
Intense Inferno
Smokin' Inferno
Maxim(spare)
(scorchin to occupy this place shortly)

Author Topic: EPX and Hot Water (Read 1280 times)

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