Hi all.  I won a ball raffle and decided on the Threshold. This is how it's layed out:

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=3291990

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=3292000

http://www.putfile.com/pic.php?img=3292001

I am a lefty (obviously) stroker, with medium speed and revs.  I had a chance to throw this on the shot I'll typically be throwing on, and noticed that it was somewhat burning up (although not nearly as bad as I thought).  I think the drilling is too strong on it for a player like myself. (this isn't how I wanted it layed out, but that's another story).

I love the looks of this ball, and I have the thumb hole worked out perfectly, and I just don't want to have to plug it and redrill it....so I'm wondering what I should do to be able to use it more effectively?


My initial thought is to put it in a newer Brunswick Ball Polisher that they have at the bowling alley.  I did this with my Ultimate Inferno's, and they became beasts on the shot I'm on now.  

What do you Dyno-Thane experts think of my idea?  I would stick it in there for 2 minutes, because that's what I did with the UI's and like I said, they became monsters on a lot of shots that I ran into last season.

Any advice is welcomed.  I am not very experienced with surface adjustments, so anything will help.

Thanks!

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Stephen

Dyno-Thane (for now)

Stephen,
try having the cover prep changed to 2000 grit abralon, this will help keep the ball from burning up but still allow the ball to move on the backend, without the over under you would get from adding polish. Take your time , it takes a short pewriod of time to find the correct cover prep to enhance your game and match the oil pattern you're bowling on.

p.s. stay way from the house polishing machines !!!!!!!
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Steve
Leading Edge Pro Shop
512-755-2947
e-mail tekneek@281.com

www.dynothane.com

Capt Ramius "Vasili, give me one ping, and one ping only"

I will try the 2000 Grit, but what's so bad about the House Polishing Machines?  Like I said I used them before on my Ultimate Inferno's and each one worked out perfectly for me.
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Stephen

Dyno-Thane (for now)

I know the older ball machines use a wax...and I didn't like that one bit.  The one I used on the Ultimates made it really nice and shiny....oh well...I'm still going to have my pro shop guy take it to 2000 grit abralon and see how I like that.  

Thank you for the help!
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Stephen

Dyno-Thane (for now)