My OOB Equation is drilled 4 1/2 X 3 1/2 w/X hole 1 inch beyond PAP,  High Tracker slightly rev dominate.  This ball skids a ton than out of control for me on the dry.  It's fun to play with but I need more control to score.  I have a spinner and all track cleaners and polishes plus abralon pads.  Can I get some ideas on how to alter the surface to better match up?

I was figuring on taking it down, but not more than necessary.  Any suggestions about how clean and smooth or clean and sheen would work, rather than or after sanding?

while I love my Equation, it has concerned me because I have no idea what the grit is under the polish.  I have thought about just sanding it to a high grit like 1500 or 2000.

lane1what - did you use 2000 sand paper or 2000 abralon?  I too would like to smooth out the backends a little.
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Edited on 11/14/2006 3:42 PM

OK 2000, Clean and smooth is 1500 grit polish, so how would this compare to 2000, or clean and sheen being 300-1100

Whenever in the past I had that problem (mainly with Storm balls), use a 2000 grit abralon pad. This still makes it easy through the heads, allows it to have an angular backend but, makes it controllable.