When getitng one for themselves or a customer, what does a pro shop have to consider when changing the coverstock of this ball? I mean, when you are sanding down, is it okay to use sandpaper or do you have to use a scotch brite pad (or does it really matter?)?

Also, for those who gone on and polished theirs, what have you used and have had some success with? I've seen polished T1's at Kegel, but they used the polish that the Kegel Company is formulating, so I really don't know what the characteristics of that particular polish is.

Thanks in advance.
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-Jeremy Vitug


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I know this, Columbia wasn't kidding about this ball's sensitivity to heat. The one that my shop ordered began to sweat because of the light from the display window. They had to move it further back to keep the ball from oozing!
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I can't bowl 300, but I can bench 345 : )
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