I used a green scotch brite pad on my rule gp2 just because it seemed to work better then a towel i just want it back to the NIB finish so is this fine to use if i'm just applying a little pressure or will it change the surface of the ball??? I just do it by hand in small circles??  What is the original finish on the ball??

Instructions on C & D bottle says to use a Green Scotchbrite pad. Excaliber uses a gray pad. He puts some C & D on a Gray Scotchbrite pad and does the ball by hand. He applies the lighest pressure possible. Said this keeps the ball in NIB coverstock finish. I haven't tried it yet on mine, but when I do, I will start with the Gray pad and not the Green one.

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Edited on 3/2/2005 7:43 PM

frockc,

Box finish is 1500 smooth on the GP2. In most cases if you try to sand a ball to 1500 it will end up a bit less dull than the balls do NIB.

If you apply pressure while cleaning the GP2 with a green scotchbrite, it will definately dull the surface of the GP2 down from where it was NIB. Applying as little pressure as possible just kind of breaks oil/dirt out of the pours of the ball.

Grey scotchbrite can be found at a store that sells auto paint and supplies. The easiest method may be to find your local dealer of Dupont auto paint, they will have them there.  

I like the grey scotchbrite OR a worn out green scotchbrite because it will not really mark the surface of the ball much. I go in small circular motions.....it works like a charm.


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