https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FdXgPtvbALQ

This video is interesting because you are achieving that 1500 grit polished finish without the use of actual polish.  I know there had been questions in the past on how to duplicate that finish by using a spinner.  For those that are not aware, 1500 grit polished actually comes out to 5000-5500 grit surface which you will see on this video.

Impending Doom is the resident expert on this topic...this is his wheelhouse. 

Impending Doom is the resident expert on this topic...this is his wheelhouse. 

I can recall having many discussions on here years ago about how to duplicate the factory 1500 grit polished finish.  Some experts on here can duplicate it.  Some people however can not.  I posted this for those that had questioned it before and can finally see what the 1500 grit polished actually is and how to get there.  It is nice to finally have access to informative videos that can explain in detail answers to questions we may have and educating us. 

This is why I suggest sanding any ball yourself before you throw it, it is very difficult to truly replicate factory finish period, not just factory polish. The Brunswick Brands however do make it a little easier by listing all of their finishing steps, but you will never get the pressure or time exactly the same. There is nothing worse than loving a ball's reaction but being unable to duplicate it. The closest I have gotten in trying to replicate 1500 polish was starting with 1000, 1500, 2000, 3000, 4000 then finally Storm Step Two. I have done the same finishing grits but instead used Crown Compound, and while I really liked the reaction, it just wasn't the same.