Try some Track Delayed Reaction:

http://www.trackbowling.com/gear/polishes.cfm

You can buy a bottle here:

http://www.buddiesproshop.com/product/734/Track+Polish+%2D+Delayed+Reaction+8oz.htm

If that stuff doesn't tame your Inferno, then you'll have to buy a less aggressive ball.
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Edited on 6/15/2005 7:40 AM

if you want your inferno to skid longer i presume you need more length before the ball starts to hook. have the ball wetsanded as fine as possible. what grit is your inferno sanded at now ? let's say it's 800 grit. have it wetsanded 1,000 grit, then 2,000 grit, and then finish it off with a 4,000 grit abralon pad. next, have the ball prepped with brunswicks rough buff( which is basically rubbing and finishing compound. finally, apply brunswicks factory finish high gloss polish. this will give you the most length possible. if you're worried that the backend snap will be too much have your pro shop man make sure the sanding pattern on the ball is not parallel with your ball track before the rough buff and polish are applied.

Edited on 6/15/2005 11:04 PM