In 5 minutes, my outlaw, which may have just as many games or maybe a few less, has already poured out more oil. Does the arson pearl just not pick up oil? My outlaw is cleaned almost every night and is wiped off before every shot, unlike the arson.

I got a bit of oil out of every ball, but not as much as I felt should come out. I took the balls out every half an hour or so and cleaned them with acetone (Haha jk, ball cleaner) and stopped heating them when I didn't see any more oil on the ball aside from the ring from what I was resting the ball on

I got a bit of oil out of every ball, but not as much as I felt should come out. I took the balls out every half an hour or so and cleaned them with acetone (Haha jk, ball cleaner) and stopped heating them when I didn't see any more oil on the ball aside from the ring from what I was resting the ball on

Please remember that not only do balls absorb different amounts depending on how much they are used in an oily or a dry environment, it also depends on several other factors including the rev rate of the bowler and (this might be the most important) the oil absorption rate of the individual coverstock, whether it is polished or dull.

You should not let your expectations (and possibly your prejudices {prejudgemant}) rule your logic. 

I just ran an 8 year old Lane Masters New Standard through 5 hours of a NuBall treatment at 145 degrees. Lane Masters balls, the old ones, at least, absorbed very little oil, PLUS their coverstock was almost 3" thick; there was no filler for many of them. No oil came out of this ball; I bought it used and expected a flood of oil to come out.

Maybe there isn't as much oil in them as I thought there should be. My friend said a lot of oil came out of his first blood, and said there was an inch of oil in the bottom of his bucket. I find that hard to believe though

Recently had a customer bring an original Danger Zone in to run through the Rejuvenator. Nothing had been done to this ball except wiping off after league sessions. We ran it through 4 times for 25 minutes each time with a 20 minute rest in between.  Never saw the first drop of oil come out.

Dad didn't maintain the arson pearl much, so I expected it to gush. It had probably 200+ games on it with being cleaned 10 times. And the surface adjusted 3-4. It has been 4000 grit a couple times, and 2000 for the last 4 months

Had a Brutal Nightmare and a Beatdown that I have deoiled each take 2-2.5 hours of some serious oil removal.