On Morich's website, it shows that the S&A uses the Rough Buff polish, and the Awesome Finish uses the High Gloss finish, but it does not show what the balls are sanded to before applying the finish.  Does anyone happen to have this secretive information available?  

Nothing secret - it is Brunswick's factory finish.

For the Rough Buff ons a AFlip or S&A, use a 220 grit base, then apply Roughz Buff.

The Awesome Finish is a little tricky - theoretically, it is 400 grit base with Brunswick's High Gloss polish - but someone explained that it was, due to the production process in Mexico (that also applies to MoRich equipment), 220 grit base + Rough Buff + High Gloss polish. Both will IMHO lead to different reaction results. The latter should be a tad longer and tend to be more flippy than a "pure" High Gloss surface with a 400 grit base. Mine was very squirty and VERY long, and it became better (for my needs and game) when I resurfaced the ball and gave it a 2.000 Abralon base and then added HG polish.
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Edited on 10/30/2007 10:49 AM

The Resurfacing page says that their current equipment uses one of the six standard Brunswick finishes, with the Awesome Finish having a High Gloss polish.

Yes, it says 400-grit plus HG but I'm inclined to agree with dizzy, it looks a helluva lot shinier than that.  I've seen several of the polished Brunswick balls and the finish on the Finish is more like a high-grit plus polish like The One than a low-grit plus polish.

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