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Steve Chan

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The Monsoon Coverstock dies quickly?
« on: February 27, 2004, 12:11:01 AM »
My Super Charge has more than 80 games now.  Although I clean my ball using Storm's "Reacta Clean" after every game, the "Monsoon Solid Reactive" coverstock lost the traction after 60 games and the backend is pretty weak.  

So I used Track's "Clean ’N Dull" to deep clean and restore the tackiness.  It helps a lot, but can only bring back around 70% of the performance when compare to new.

Does anyone have the same experience?  Any suggestions on this issue?  It seems there are a few negative reviews regarding the "Monsoon Solid Reactive" coverstock that it dies quickly.  Please share your point of view.

Thanks for reading.
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David Lee Yskes

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Re: The Monsoon Coverstock dies quickly?
« Reply #1 on: March 01, 2004, 03:30:55 AM »
Well, a friend of mine asked me about the Doc's Elixer, and i told him about it, and i think he is going to buy a bottle, but i have heard its best to use it on a ball before you get any games on it.  Docs Elixer is suppose to really keep a ball working like new for a long time, and keep balls from die'n.


Now as for your ball dieing, or losing its reaction, i finally had a ball die on me, which is my first Storm ball to die on me, it was my First Xfactor ball i got in dec of 2002, and it has plenty of games on it, so i guess that could be a reason though, when it probably has close to 200games on it lol.  

But i had a El Nino, that never died and it still hooked like new, untill i got rid of it

Well you could also maybe try the Moon Shine cleaner, if that doesnt work, try giving it a full resurfacing.  



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