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Equipment Boards => MoRich => Topic started by: Beef STL on October 09, 2005, 02:05:23 PM
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My WMB is the only ball that does this in my bag. When it gets remotely cold out, it gets very weird coloring right on the track, but wherever I track at when I throw it, it disappears to the regular coloring.
Does anyone else's WMB do this?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/ANamelessNumber6/Equipment/Cold%20WMB/ColdWMB.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v379/ANamelessNumber6/Equipment/Cold%20WMB/ColdWMB2.jpg
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-Ricky-
Member of the St. Louis, Missouri YABA
MORE Speed = LESS time to PANIC
Current Arsenal: MoRich WMB, MoRich Total Shock & Awe, Brunswick Punisher, , Ebonite Eyeball, Brunswick Ultimate Infero, and Brunswick Impact Zone #2.
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Haha, yeah, it goes over the weighthole. My TS&A gets a little past the weighthole. The Ultimate Inferno goes all the way back to the fingers.
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-Ricky-
Member of the St. Louis, Missouri YABA
MORE Speed = LESS time to PANIC
Current Arsenal: MoRich WMB, MoRich Total Shock & Awe, Brunswick Punisher, , Ebonite Eyeball, Brunswick Ultimate Infero, and Brunswick Impact Zone #2.
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Mine did the same, but it actually stayed and it was due to the heat. I have a bad habit of leaving my stuff in the trunk and over the summer with all these 100+ degree days, my WMB turned out looking more like an EPX.
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-DP3
Respect the Game
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It doesn't back off the hit or anything, so I don't see any reason to change the drilling or anything, risking ruining the reaction.
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-Ricky-
Member of the St. Louis, Missouri YABA
MORE Speed = LESS time to PANIC
Current Arsenal: MoRich WMB, MoRich Total Shock & Awe, Brunswick Punisher, , Ebonite Eyeball, Brunswick Ultimate Infero, and Brunswick Impact Zone #2.
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quote:
It's just phasing, it hapeens to all covers. If you leave a wet rag over it for a while it will do the same thing.
Unfortunately, I found this out with a sweat towel
(same ball)
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-Ricky-
Member of the St. Louis, Missouri YABA
MORE Speed = LESS time to PANIC
Current Arsenal: MoRich WMB, MoRich Total Shock & Awe, Brunswick Punisher, , Ebonite Eyeball, Brunswick Ultimate Infero, and Brunswick Impact Zone #2.
Edited on 10/9/2005 10:30 PM
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it won't hurt a thing, happend to my ok x zone te1 that i loved and a mo (the purple one from way back..) laybith? anyway no effect just doesn't look as good.
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I've had balls in a flooded basement do this. It goes away after you use them again.
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I use Doc's Elixir on mine. The cover never changes.
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Penn State Proud
Ron Clifton's Bowling Tip Archive (http://"http://www.bowl4fun.com/ron/roncarchive.htm")
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Yep, see this all the time with all my balls when I leave them in the trunk (which I have to because I go straight from school to bowling).
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stanski
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MINE DOES IT just use a scotch brite on it to take it off a bit. But if it in there for a while then its staying for a while
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I have seen this with the old Quantums and come to think of it, a lot of Brunswick cover stocks. never heard of anything bad comming from it. usually the same story, left in trunk in the winter.
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if i throw my purple buzzsaw(rhino coverstock) it will get the phasing track lines...no matter if i bring it in the house or not. Though the room my balls are is pretty cool most of the time anyways.
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I have a problem..i'm a fluffer
F.O.S. Member....Proof (http://"http://www.bowlingballexchange.com//upload_files/yeah.jpg")
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Yes it is just phasing HOWEVER, I would not recommend leaving your balls out in your car in winter time.....the ball wants to shrink and will most likely crack once exposed to higher temps in the bowling alley again....
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