19 Comments on “How to use Creating the Difference products”
What do you mean when you say your product extends the life of the bowling ball?
If I buy a ball that comes with a three-year warranty, are you saying your product will extend my ball’s life past those 3 years??
Bowling Brawn Our Product will absorb into your bowling ball and remove the oil that builds up in the coverstock. It also leaves a tackifer material in the coverstock that actually helps to increase the friction the ball can create. These two things will slow down ball performance loss and extend the life of your bowling ball. What you are referring to is cracking which is also something we are testing.
The change allowing only a dry towel to clean bowling balls during competition becomes effective Aug. 1, 2019. It eliminates the use of liquid cleaners of any kind during competition, which aligns with other changes to ensure equipment is not manipulated during competition.
Ron, thanks for all you do for our sport. Will this new rule prevent us from using That Purple Stuff on a shammy between shots?
What do you mean when you say your product extends the life of the bowling ball?
If I buy a ball that comes with a three-year warranty, are you saying your product will extend my ball’s life past those 3 years??
Bowling Brawn Our Product will absorb into your bowling ball and remove the oil that builds up in the coverstock. It also leaves a tackifer material in the coverstock that actually helps to increase the friction the ball can create. These two things will slow down ball performance loss and extend the life of your bowling ball. What you are referring to is cracking which is also something we are testing.
Ron, can use the purple stuff an fresh an clean on urethane?
@Mark Lindsay That Purple Stuff yes So Fresh and So Clean it has no impact on.
It puts tackafir in the ball to make it more tacky an to extend the life of the plasaciser in the ball
Where can I get a scanner like that?
Bowling Brawn Jayhawk bowling
The change allowing only a dry towel to clean bowling balls during competition becomes effective Aug. 1, 2019. It eliminates the use of liquid cleaners of any kind during competition, which aligns with other changes to ensure equipment is not manipulated during competition.
Ron, thanks for all you do for our sport. Will this new rule prevent us from using That Purple Stuff on a shammy between shots?
That Purple Stuff will become a before and after cleaning product. We will have other product that will take advantage of the new rules coming soon.
Thanks. 1 more question if you don’t mind. What is the difference between the CtD Shammy and CtD Power Pad?
@Jason Rutley The Power Pad is made to use wet. Shammy can be used dry
Thank you for clearing that up.
I use the TruCut sanding pads. How many uses do you get? Also, how do know when its time to replace the pad?
Your answers are here. https://ctdbowling.com/blogs/news/trucut-launches-innovative-first-dual-sanding-pad-p5000d
Is your products being used by the pro’s? If not why not. Is there different rules that they use?
Yes Pro’s use our products. https://ctdbowling.com/blogs/news/creating-the-difference-becomes-product-registered-with-the-professional-bowlers-association
This stuff is so good glad to see the vid
My 3000 grit pad kind of slicked over after use on a spinner. Any tips on preventing this on higher grit pads?
You should try this.https://ctdbowling.com/products/trucut-conditioner