BallReviews
General Category => Coverstock Preparation => Topic started by: AlonzoHarris on October 04, 2017, 02:02:12 PM
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What is your go to surface prep when you want to see how much backend movement you can get out of one of your solids? 1000+polish?...2000+polish?...5000 straight?
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What is your go to surface prep when you want to see how much backend movement you can get out of one of your solids? 1000+polish?...2000+polish?...5000 straight?
Being speed dominant the only pieces I polish are my spare balls. I don't really get a lot of back end motion in general but probably see the most with 3000 or so but that is on my pearls. Solids don't even try.
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4000 + a lot of water + whatever polish you want to use to get the desired results.
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At box finish (500 Siaar + Royal Compound), the Mastermind Intellect was the most angular solid ball I've ever thrown.
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3000 is typically mine, where its too much off the spot for me
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My Thug Unruly is has a wicked backend at 4000.
Only usable on carrydown-never fresh!
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All great suggestions to get the desired results; HOWEVER on the other side of the coin, be prepared for MASSIVE or er/under as well.
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Well.. it was the original beans secret sauce with 2000 underneath back in the day..
Currently.. snake oil with 4 or 3k underneath
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500/1000->Factory Finish Compound.
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My Wipe Out is at 3000 plus polish for college burn. I do like 2000 or 1000 and then polish for more practical use.
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If I take my 2000 grit Red Legend Solid to 4000, would it in theory flip over harder off the end of the pattern due to retaining more energy from the higher surface? It's drilled 30 x 4 x 70 with a P3 hole, so it's very smooth. Looking to squeez a touch more pop out of it though.