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Title: dynamo surface
Post by: buzzaussie299 on June 01, 2009, 09:29:32 AM: got my dynamo last night . Just want to verify the oob condition . Is it 4000 abralon dull . So i know if i want to hit it with sauce where i am at . Thanks
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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: urbanj51 on June 01, 2009, 06:10:55 PM: I took it down to 2k and sauce. Just to get it to bite sooner but yet still get great length down the lane w/ the polish.
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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: zeusjr on June 01, 2009, 06:51:25 PM: quote:
Just want to verify the oob condition . Is it 4000 abralon dull .

Yes

I've taken mine to 1000 Abralon dull and love it even more
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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: Steven on June 01, 2009, 07:05:38 PM: zeusjr: This is the strangest (dullest) 4000 Abralon finish I've ever seen. I can only imagine how dull it looks at 1000.

It doesn't matter because the reaction is phenomenal. At some point, I'll refresh the cover, btu right now I'm leaving well enough alone.
Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: Brickguy221 on June 01, 2009, 11:15:55 PM: quote:
zeusjr: This is the strangest (dullest) 4000 Abralon finish I've ever seen. I can only imagine how dull it looks at 1000.

It doesn't matter because the reaction is phenomenal. At some point, I'll refresh the cover, btu right now I'm leaving well enough alone.

Steven, I'm not so sure it is 4000 Grit. There was a lengthly debate about that recently and many said it was 2000 Grit.
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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: urbanj51 on June 02, 2009, 10:21:28 AM: It's 4000. End of story.
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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: Jeffrevs on June 02, 2009, 10:42:59 AM: Right from the site people.......
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Color: Black
Cover Stock: CATEGORY-5TM
Core: HurricaneTM Patented Diamond
Hook Rating: 125 out of 125 max
Backend Hook: 90%
Flare Potential: 5"+

Pin Placement: 12 Oâ€™ clock 1-4â€ out
15lb rg min: 2.467

15lb rg max: 2.516

15lb diff: .049

Construction: Modified 2-piece
Finish: 4000 Grit Abralon
Available Weights: 13, 14, 15, & 16 lbs.

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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: buzzaussie299 on June 02, 2009, 12:57:46 PM: well i thought about it for a while then after it was drilled i decided to run abralon pads over it starting at 1000 then 2000 then 4000 with no polish what so ever . The ball looks completely different now with a smooth sheen look to it , nothing like the oob it originally had . Not saying it was not as stated , but it sure is now . Thanks for your feedback everyone .
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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: Steven on June 02, 2009, 01:10:35 PM: Jeff: Thanks for the link to the Lane#1 information. I do recall seeing that somewhere before.....

The reason I bring the question of the surface up is that it doesn't appear to be a usual 4000 grit surface. Check out the cover of a NIB Black Widow (also 4000 grit Abralon) vs. the Dynamo. The appearance of the surfaces are night and day.

Maybe the Dynamo surface is 360/500 grit abralon followed by a very light 4000 grit application. But it doesn't really matter. It shouldn't be hard to replicate the finish through a bit of experimentation.
Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: Brickguy221 on June 03, 2009, 12:18:09 AM: quote:
well i thought about it for a while then after it was drilled i decided to run abralon pads over it starting at 1000 then 2000 then 4000 with no polish what so ever . The ball looks completely different now with a smooth sheen look to it , nothing like the oob it originally had . Not saying it was not as stated , but it sure is now . Thanks for your feedback everyone .

That's exactly the reason why some were debating as to whether it was really 4000 grit NIB as the site indicated, because when they ran a 4000 grit pad on it, it ended up with more sheen than it did NIB. I haven't seen a Dynamo, so I can say either way as to whether it is 4000 grit NIB or it isn't 4000 grit NIB, but I should have one within the next week and of coarse will first try it NIB and go from there.
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Title: Re: dynamo surface
Post by: triggerman on June 03, 2009, 12:37:41 PM: seeing many many many 15# balls as well as 16# balls i can assure you they are at different grits, not on purpose but maybe it has to do with the speed of finishing at the plant, hit it with a 4k pad and you will see the difference

best i can see 15# balls are at 2k
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