If the nugget you speak of is the Lane#1 Golden Nugget, then at 2000 grit Abralon + light polish, it would/should still be more aggressive than the Emerald Buzzsaw at 2000 Abralon + polish. (Because the nugget is an old fashioned Brunswick particle {read very hard} embedded in PK17 pearl cover).

Depending on how "skiddy" the Emerald is at 4000 grit Abralon for you, the next step down is 2000 grit Abralon (+polish. FYI I'd try to make sure you were using a non-abrasive polish to insure you don't change the underlying grit level of the ball. Valentino's Snake Oil or Brunswick High Gloss factory finish polish are 2 good choices. ).

If that is still is too skiddy, the next logical choice is 800 grit US (~1600 grit Abralon, which is FEPA standard. There is no 1600 grit Abralon pad) is the Scotch Brite light grey pad (+ polish).

Good luck.
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some # of trizact, probably 10 micron.
as far as the Gold Nugget goes.


Emerald, again most Brunswick stuff came from factory at 400 GRIT with POLISH
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Edited on 5/31/2009 10:57 AM

thanks alot . I will try it at 800 grit then to 1000 if i dont like it etc. I did not think about the nugget being particle . My bad . Will let you know how it goes .
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