Here are the steps to sand a bowling ball. TruCut Sanding Pads and So Fresh and So Clean are available at ctdbowling.com
How to Properly Sand a Bowling Ball at home
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How often should you sand your bowling ball to keep it performing at it’s peak ?
Robert Sneed every 6 to 9 games.
https://ctdbowling.com/blogs/news/bowling-ball-surface-maintenance-why-its-important-and-how-to-do-it
Ronald Hickland Jr. I did they ball.
A lot of bowlers do not tend to their ball after the 6 to 9 games and then the ball be going down the lane doing some crazy stuff like not hitting the pocket or just staying in the skid phase and then they wonder why what’s wrong with my ball that is the problem you need to sand your ball after at least six to nine games very good information indeed
do you have to use the purple stuff to get the extra dust off or can you use another product?
You can use whatever approved cleaning product you like
can you list the products u used from that purple stuff and whatever that i in the silver bottle
rn i am at my peak where i can easily start scoring 200s more often like an actual pro, and ofc i am in need for my second striker ball to perform just as well as my first is so that i can be ready and well armed for scoring higher than my average which is like probably around 150-170pts
Hello yes everything is right here. https://ctdbowling.com/products/so-fresh-so-clean-combo-pack?variant=6405733613595
Can we get your thoughts on the Surface Master kit?
https://www.amazon.com/Master-Surface-Package/dp/B00GNH43I4/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8
Sure we offer from the same manufacturer https://ctdbowling.com/products/copy-of-portable-surface-maintenance-system-6-pack
Do you have to spray the cleaner on before sanding or can u just sand it dry
The pad will last longer wet but you can use it dry.
Thanks for sharing! Your videos are packed with great info.
I want my Gauntlet to get down the lane more but still have a good snap in the back of the lane. No a high rev bowler. What grit should I use?
Check this out. https://ctdbowling.com/blogs/news/trucut-launches-innovative-first-dual-sanding-pad-p5000d
Trying to dull up my storm timeless. Want it to grab earlier. Lanes have been flooded lately
Here is the link to purchase. https://ctdbowling.com/products/trucut-by-ctd-sanding-pads-6-pack
Can I use just water? I have that cleaning stuff as well and what grid should I use for best performance?
Allen Thomas I use water and it works just fine
@Icy Khan you can use a water and dawn soap mixture to help remove the oil as you are sanding the ball
1:54 You forgot to tell everyone to pull out the vacuum cleaner after doing this.
How many uses can you get out of one sanding pad? and how do you know when it’s time for a new/different pad?
What ball is this? looks great.
Ultimate Nirvana
@Ronald Hickland Jr Thanks.
My wife is gonna love all of the dust in the living room lol. 🤣😂
That’s so satisfying
What grade pad did you use? 500, 1000?
Check this out https://ctdbowling.com/blogs/news/an-understanding-of-sanding-and-bowling-balls
Say we do sand according the factory settings but the ball doesn’t look like it came out of the box what do we do????
Hi Ron, great video. I haven’t picked up a bowling ball in 10 years and I was wondering if I could use this stuff on my old equipment instead of going out and buying brand new balls. Thanks
Ray
Yes it’s a good starting point for old balls.
Do you need the spray or can you do it without?
Can I use a certain grit scotch bright pad instead of sandpaper?
You won’t be able to be consitent with Scotch Bright since it doesn’ cut uniformly. It has an average grit which means it can leave swirl marks and is why it is not used in bowling any more.