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Equipment Boards => Brunswick => Topic started by: Gonzo22 on August 09, 2007, 04:53:38 AM
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When I bought my TI at the pro shop I was told if I noticed it losing its hook I should soak it in warm water to pull the oil out of the cover. After I took it out of the water it had a nice size area where it was red and its now pink.
Will the color come back once it drys? Or will I be the only guy on the lanes with a pink total?
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Sounds like just a color phaze. Once you roll it and it pulls a touch of oil back in, it will look normal.
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At least it wasn't your Hole Pounder.
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Thanks for the quick replys, I hope it goes back to its original color but I don't think it will matter performance wise so its not a big deal.
The funny thing about your post john is that in my league tonight there is a team called the hole pounders. lol
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Color seemed to change on my Strike Zone after I soaked it in hot water. But after a couple of games, the color came back to normal.
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It should come back. Sometimes water can have that effect on bowling balls.
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Reactive balls soak up oil, but they can also soak up water. If you have water in the cover, it is likely just a very minute amount.
I had a ball that sat on some carpet in my bedroom. Little did I know that, after cleaning the carpet, my wife left it on a damp spot and it soaked into my ball, leaving a rather large discoloration spot on it.
I was told I could bleed it out with heat ( like baking the oil out ), but I never did. Couldn't tell by its reaction that anything was wrong with it, and I used it for a while after that. It never did get 100% back to normal appearance, but the performance wasn't affected at all.
Don't leave your ball in the water over a few minutes at a time and always make sure it is completely dry before setting it on anything that might hold moisture next to the ball surface and you should be fine.
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