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General Category => Coverstock Preparation => Topic started by: JohnN on November 17, 2020, 09:54:12 AM
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So, those of you who put your ball in an oil extractor, when the ball comes out with oil on it what do you use to clean that oil off ? Or do you just use a paper towel or rag ?
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Paper towel, rag or whatever useful at the time. Usually its something I plan on throwing away!
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I spray some ball cleaner on a paper towel and keep using that until it gets too oily, then replace it with a new one.
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Hi All - I just received my "NewBall" rejuvenator. A couple of questions. (1) Do you have one and do you like it? (2) When i worked in a ProShop the JayHawk Rejuvenator would be set at 115* for an hour. NuBall suggests 135* for an hour. Any thoughts? (3) Any recommendations? Thank you - Coach Denny
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I have a Nuball Oven. I do like the Nuball Oven. I set mine to the 135. I check it every 1/2 hour to an hour to wipe off the oil and then put it back in. I know some bowling ball companies void their warranties if you go to high in temperature.
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I have a Nuball Oven. I do like the Nuball Oven. I set mine to the 135. I check it every 1/2 hour to an hour to wipe off the oil and then put it back in. I know some bowling ball companies void their warranties if you go to high in temperature.
I set my NuBall unit at 125 degrees which is Motiv's warranty limit and keep the ball in for 90 minutes. I have not seen any damage to the inserts at that length of time. I have had my Rejuvenator for about 6 years and like it a lot.