Oh my out of round...

I couldn't watch past the bevel knife part!!

Whaaat?

Can you say flat spot? 

I've never needed 100 grit either.  Four (or six) sides is what the customer is paying for so take the extra few minutes and do it better.

With so many newer products that you can patch "divots" and work on them within an hour or so, it's crazy to not fill them first. 

I hope somebody at least posted underneath to warn everyone that this guy is a menace to society...

He'll demonstrate how to drill the ball using only a hand drill, just like he learned on Youtube (that's a real video too...)

I agree with the consensus.  Knowing the answer already....and me being me......I'd love to hear the PSO in the vid attempt at defending that method to this board.

The ball might look good, but it's got to be out of round. 

You can repair deep gouges easily using your regular plug.  Clean the gouge, use the smallest dam that completely covers the gouge, mix a small amount of clear plug and pour it.  When it cures, work it out just as you do with finger and thumb plugs and you'll have to look hard to tell where the gouge was.  This is also a great way to use the small dams that are left after you have used the large ones.  --  JohnP