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General Category => Coverstock Preparation => Topic started by: pjr300 on May 03, 2003, 05:58:19 AM
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I am WAY too angular with backend and need something to tame a resin ball big time. Can anyome tell me what's the best polish to use for calming the back end (and adding some length as well)... thanks!!
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Lol, Finesse-It, two heavy coats ought to do it. You'll see your reflection in ANY ball by the time you're done, I guarantee it.
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Edited on 5/3/2003 9:10 PM
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Try Neotac Control IT.
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Yes--Control-It adds length and tames the backend; both of the things you're looking for.
Shiv
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I'll third Control-It for adding length and reducing backend.
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Control-it helps control the backend but only slightly.
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I agree with Hamster, every time I use finesse-it and finesse-it 2 the ball not only goes very long, but doesn't even think about hooking in the back end.
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I agree with Hamster, every time I use finesse-it and finesse-it 2 the ball not only goes very long, but doesn't even think about hooking in the back end.
My Finesse-II is a marine variety; while it polishes very well to about a 3000 grit finish, I do no especially find that it limits the back end of a ball.
I do find that a large does of Black Magic severly limits the backend of a ball, almost too much, so I spply it very carefully.
YMMV