1500 polish is close to box finish
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The Cyrness: Member -Fellowship of The Saws
Owner- Limestone Bowling Supply

i hit mine with 1000 sand and it slightly mellowed the backend but still went super long, although i had mine drilled with pin under midle and cg just right of center grip
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The Cyrness: Member -Fellowship of The Saws
Owner- Limestone Bowling Supply

Looks pretty nice, you might want to hit Triggerman with that same question. Unfortunately I don't own one YET. But I do know who to ask

That looks close to the ones I have seen in my local pro shops. Maybe a little less pressure on the polish but very close

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Edited on 2/8/2006 12:05 PM

cool...  I actually used 800 grit and ebonite factory finish... so assuming it should be close.

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Wow...  I threw the tsunami a few shots to start the night and through the first game.  The reaction was SO WEAK that I was forced to play the extreme outside of the lane to find enough dry for any sort of reaction...one shot I tugged inside a little (hit 7 board instead of 4) and missed the pocket right!  After the first game, I switched to my shock & awe, moved 15 boards left and had all sorts of area...  I was surprised as to how little reaction I had with it on a relatively easy medium-heavy oil shot.  Now I see why the ball was dull when I received it!  Guess I'm going to run it through the rejuvenator and take the surface back to the 800 grit - 1000 grit matte finish.

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