I think BrunsNick did that...
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There is no peace, there is anger.
There is no fear, there is power.
There is no death, there is immortality.
There is no weakness, there is the Dark Side.

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Why not just look for a black brunswick zone sparkle, then sand it?? that would have the closest result you want for less cost.
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oh...I didn't see you wanted to spray it black...

I don't think he did that. I know he turned it white.
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The Dark Jedi Code
There is no peace, there is anger.
There is no fear, there is power.
There is no death, there is immortality.
There is no weakness, there is the Dark Side.

F.O.S. Sith Lord - Darth Saw

why pay for a viz-a-ball to turn it white, why not just buy a white one, they do make those.
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Sanding it - sure.
Painting it - no way - if you want to use it in competition. USBC would have to approve the surface.
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I did one as a sample. I sanded it to white then wrote all over it with different colored markers. I then spray coated it with a clear enamel and it seemed to protect the "artwork" that I had done.  Neither of these tactics are allowed by the USBC.  No foreign substances can be added to the surface of the ball besides ball cleaners and polishes. It did look kinda cool though.

RoB LAW



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