Since Sqeaky Clean polishes have been off the market for 3+ years, my best guess is that you did not really put a "true" polish on the ball. My Squeaky Clean bottles

(I have 1000, 2000 and 300 grit; some parts of it pecipitate out and form a HARD solid at the bottom. I have to break it up with a long bladed screwdriver, then mix it by shaking very firmly for 10 minutes PLUS.)

need an intense mixing (I use that word, intense, quite advisedly) to mix the component parts into a real polish. I am not sure what you have actually applied.

May I sincerely suggest that you sand it to at least 600, very thoroughly, then re-apply a more recently mixed polish (of almost anyone's brand, but a bowling ball-specific polish), and a light coat at that. THEN test it in practice. The sanding should hopefully remove whatever parts of the Sqeaky Clean mixture was left in the old jar and whatever you applied.
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Yes, if you polish a ball, it's supposed to decrease the overall hook potential of a ball.  It will increase length and increase backend for a relatively short period of time, unless you REALLY polish the stuff out of it.  Did you REALLY polish the stuff out of it?  It's always a good idea to sand it or scotch brite it before polishing to give you a fresh surface to work with.  If it was polished beforehand, and you polished it again, of course it's gonna kill it.  Brunswick pearls have always been touchy for me though, polish really diminishes the reaction.
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Thanks guys for all the help. Yeah I really polished the stuff out of it. lol. Polished for about an hour and half.

Yeah, I'm sure the polish is good, I have no hard stuff at the bottom of the container and I always shake the he11 out of it before I use it, I have polished it before and never got results like today, but I did not have it sanded before hand so maybe that's why.

I will definitely have it sanded down, probably to 600 like I did before, and have a light polish of some sort added to it to make it purdy again. lol

The house I bowl at changed how they oil the lanes. I just found this out. One of the things I enjoyed about my league was the fact that they put a different shot down every week, now they have switched to doing the THS. Being a lefty I thought I would tear them up on a THS from what everyone says, but I cant find the pocket to save my azz now. lol. Anyway, I'll sand her down and see if that was the problem. Thanks again guys for the help.
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You can always hit em hard when you've got the balls

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no1bucsfan

Goof, I dont have a spinner, just my hands a good towel the polish and a lot of time on my hands. lol. Spinner!!!! lmao.
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You can always hit em hard when you've got the balls

Lefties are the only people in their right minds.

no1bucsfan

Yeah, lol.  Still, an hour and a half is a long time by hand.
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"Oh I'll find those stairs, I whip they butt too.  They won't know which way they going.  Give me a step right here and now, I'll step all over it, kick it to the curb.  I am the stair masta, I've masta'd the stairs."