7- Let Us Maintain Your Reactive Bowling Ball
Bowler Reactive Ball Maintenance: Bowling balls with a Reactive surface require cleaning, finishing, and resurfacing to maintain performance for each bowler. General maintenance to the ball will increase the balls life, performance, and appearance. Our shop recommends you clean your reactive ball after finishing bowling each time with the proper towels and ball cleaners. Changes to the surface of the ball may be necessary to make a ball react better on a certain lane condition. Also, your “track” area on the ball, (where the oil lines show on the ball) will wear out in that area of the ball. Our recommendation includes clean the ball after use, clean and finish after 30 games, resurface the ball to original factory specifications after 50 games. We are here to help you keep your bowling ball in the best condition.
O’Malley’s Bowling Shop Ball Maintenance:
As noted above, a reactive ball will need Bowling Shop expert to maintain your balls performance based on the number of games. Balls absorb the lane oil applied to the lanes. Balls also get small nicks from the pin decks, gutters, machines, and ball returns. Between absorbing oil and the track nicks, a ball performance falls off after 30-50 games. Each ball manufactured is different. A complete resurface can make your ball look and perform near brand new again.
Our shop uses the Storm Pro Resurface Machine. We do not hand sand bowling balls. This is especially important to keep the ball round and uniform to the specifications set by USBC and the Manufacturer. Our Storm Resurface Machine will keep your ball performing at its best with a minimum maintenance cost.
Stop in and see us. Regular Price for Resurface and Finish is $10.00. Just cleaning the ball is $3.00. 1 Pad Cleaning and polish is $5.00. Ball maintenance is an important part in preparation of bowling your best. Purchase a New Reactive Ball from us, you will receive a free resurface the first time back.
Revivor Treatment: For a limited time, OBS will machine resurface, then use the Reviror Machine to extract the lane oil from the ball for $30.00. Regular price will be $35.00.
The Revivor unit safely removes oil from reactive and proactive coverstocks.
Processes 2 at a time
Restores ball performance
Heat draws the oil from the bowling balls
Forced air circulates that heat evenly
Electronic controller assures constant temperature
Balls continually rotate during the process
Sorbent pads collect the oil as the ball turns
4 Years of Field-Testing
2-4 Hour Time Process
