No hard feelings, at all!
I thought it was kind of a technical aspect that, maybe, some people weren't aware of. I am not sure of the exact significance of whether you roll it with polish or some sanded grit, but in actual bowling it can be significant. I have never seen a De-terminator. Never having used one, I am not sure whether we can actually mentally map spin times to ball reaction, as we do core specs. It may be more relevant because it includes cover and core in the result, whereas core specs do not include the cover.
Yes, it may not have been the most relevant factor in your post, but I thought at some point in time, it should be brought up and into the overall picture. This seemed as good a time as any. DIdn't mean to hijack the topic, but did think it was relevant.
The MB on these balls is not huge, kind of in the neighborhood of the Nighthawk/Havoc, some newer Roto-Grip balls and the older Labyrinth - just enough to barely involve the idea of asymmetrics.
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