Think of the following situation: When they oil the lanes after the 7 P.M. shift (about 10 P.M.) to get ready for the next morning, the lanes always seem quite dry in the morning.
But, when they oil the lanes at 6 P.M. for the 7 P.M. shift, the lanes play like they have some oil on them, quite different from in the morning.
So, the question is, does the oil somehow dissipate during the night? Same lane man, same machine, same pattern, humidity probably reasonably high, even inside as it is hot and humid in SE Florida.
The lanes are synthetic, the approaches are wood.
I do not understand this phenomenon as I do not think oil of any sort evaporates and it certainly cannot be absorbed into synthetic lanes.
Any ideas?
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