After I sanded mine down, I polished it back up with 1000 squeaky clean professional polish. It cured the over/under problem I was having, plus it hooked way to hard without being polished for me.

You could always go to the alley, throw a practice game, and try it sanded. If it's to much then polish it back up.
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You can always hit em hard when you've got the balls

Lefties are the only people in their right minds.

no1bucsfan

Well, if the ball was polished before you scuffed it up, and you liked its reaction that way, then I'd polish it back up.  If it wasn't polished, then I'd leave it dull.

On the other hand, if you didn't like the reaction you had before, then you would leave it dull if it used to go too long, or polish it up if it used to hook too early.

Doesn't that seem like the logical way to proceed?

For polishing by hand, I like Neo-Tac's Renew-It.
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seadrive
Cogito ergo bowl

I used the Track Magic. So far, so good. Thanks
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When the bowler that I am meets up with the bowler I ought to be; I'll the happiest man on earth!