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How Long Do Abralon Pads Last. i've found that the abralon and siaair pads don't last all that long. wet sanding will make your abralon pads last longer than dry sanding. i kept the pad moving and use lots of water, seems to make the abralon work better and last longer. got a question for you. (i know this should be in the coverstock preperation forum, but i know it would get more exposure here. Never held the pad in one. So keep some with you considering your current ball’s surface and the ball’s finish you’re opting for. abralon pads revive the bowling ball surface and add a new definition to your game. Whether you want a quick sanding or a dramatic change, abralon pads are extremely handy. If i am going for a full resurface, i will wet sand hands down. i think the key is to routinely touch the balls with a light scuff and don't let the surface get too far away from your desired grit.

i've found that the abralon and siaair pads don't last all that long. wet sanding will make your abralon pads last longer than dry sanding. So keep some with you considering your current ball’s surface and the ball’s finish you’re opting for. i think the key is to routinely touch the balls with a light scuff and don't let the surface get too far away from your desired grit. (i know this should be in the coverstock preperation forum, but i know it would get more exposure here. If i am going for a full resurface, i will wet sand hands down. abralon pads revive the bowling ball surface and add a new definition to your game. got a question for you. i kept the pad moving and use lots of water, seems to make the abralon work better and last longer. Whether you want a quick sanding or a dramatic change, abralon pads are extremely handy.

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How Long Do Abralon Pads Last i've found that the abralon and siaair pads don't last all that long. wet sanding will make your abralon pads last longer than dry sanding. abralon pads revive the bowling ball surface and add a new definition to your game. (i know this should be in the coverstock preperation forum, but i know it would get more exposure here. Never held the pad in one. i've found that the abralon and siaair pads don't last all that long. got a question for you. i kept the pad moving and use lots of water, seems to make the abralon work better and last longer. If i am going for a full resurface, i will wet sand hands down. Whether you want a quick sanding or a dramatic change, abralon pads are extremely handy. So keep some with you considering your current ball’s surface and the ball’s finish you’re opting for. i think the key is to routinely touch the balls with a light scuff and don't let the surface get too far away from your desired grit.