This may be a crazy question, but I was wondering if you can dull a plastic ball.  I didn't know if you started sanding a plastic if it would take the color off the ball or if it would even work.  Im just looking for a ball to use in dry conditions and thought I might could get away with just a plastic ball and hit the coverstock with a 2000 grit pad.  I can throw a plastic now on the conditions, but I'm looking for something just a little more aggressive.  I feel if I go up to a reactive or urethane it may be too big of a jump.


Thanks
Scizzo

Sure, you can sand a plastic ball and unless it's a Vis-a-ball it won't hurt it.  It will make the ball break more and earlier, just like any other ball.  --  JohnP

Thanks for the answers.  I thought that was right, just wanted to double check.  Thanks again.

Scizzo