I normally throw solid equipment.  I use Clean N Dull after every use. But with this Scandal Pearl I've got, I don't know if I should use it on it for fear of messing with the Pearl additive? Any pointers? Should I just keep using my normal citrus cleaner and not risk it? Or does it not matter?

I normally throw solid equipment.  I use Clean N Dull after every use. But with this Scandal Pearl I've got, I don't know if I should use it on it for fear of messing with the Pearl additive? Any pointers? Should I just keep using my normal citrus cleaner and not risk it? Or does it not matter?

Unless you apply with an abrasive pad, there is zero risk of changing the surface of any ball, polished or dull with Clean n Dull. The name is a misnomer - it is not intended to be used to dull any ball. There is no better and no stronger bowling ball cleaner than Clean n Dull. That you can take to the bank.

I even use C&D on EPX which is epoxy.  Can literally use it on any ball but so expensive I only use it on my reactive stuff (solid and pearl and epoxy) but not on my urethanes or plastic.  They don't absorb oil much anyway but safe for them too.