Storm Bowling | Our ALL NEW Polishing Compounds

[@kevinwebster4889]

A how-to video showing the different amounts of compound, water, and pressure would be really helpful

[@ilpad-yh9br]

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[@CasualGamerPlays]

I agree and i hope they do a step by step breakdown

[@grillmaster95]

Interested to see how these pan out. Will these new compounds be used in the factory finish for the new and old balls going forward? Will we get educational material on how much water, pressure, and time to use with these?

[@SkardBowls]

Is this more hydrophobic car polish like Reacta Gloss? Or is this stuff that will actually help the ball pick up oil?

[@ShimWreckerEnterprises]

But does it gsomplify the polishing process???

[@Superidiotglitchy5]

I’ve been using them both for a couple months now, the Edge products definitely help the ball pick up oil much, much more than the gloss

[@CasualGamerPlays]

⁠@@Superidiotglitchy5 if you've been using them for a couple of months, which one is used or preferred for Dull/Sanded bowling balls and which one is preferred for Pearl?? And what are the steps or are the steps/directions listed on the bottles themselves? Cause this video isn't sharing any information lol

[@ilpad-yh9br]

Happy to see this issue being addressed and Reactagloss being discontinued. Looking forward to testing out the new compounds.

[@Dat0r1]

Feel like we need more information. I went to the website and it didnt go into any details. How does this compare to reacta gloss which is on your balls? A lot more information is needed.

[@frankschmidt8001]

How about an 8oz bottle to try it out?

[@BobSchoneman]

Steve, are smaller bottles available? Thanks

[@josephelden4573]

Does this replace reactagloss?

[@greeneyez1005]

So if rough is between steps 1 & 2 and the smooth is between steps 2 & 3 mixing them together will give us step 2 again which everyone liked so much? Shaddup fellas let me have this one..

[@StephRenee812]

It's all yours.. lol

[@johnls39]

After you use the compounds of either, can you still use polish or no need to? I have a ball spinner and did not realize that you can add water to the compound where I haven't in the past. I have Step Three Compound and use the compound and smooth it around the ball on the spinner cup with a towel before turning it on so did not realize that I may had resurfacing it incorrectly? I also apply the Extra Shine Polish too. But I resurface my balls before applying compound and polish. After watching so many videos on resurfacing the bowling equipment and etc, I am beginning to think there is no true correct answer on how you should resurface your equipment as long you understand the process and lane reaction from your equipment.

[@TacticlTwinkie]

How does Rough Edge compare to Reacta Skuff?

[@CasualGamerPlays]

That's a good question. I've never had any issues using reacta skuff

[@kennethhill3924]

What affect would the smooth edge have applied to the Storm Summit bowling ball?

[@RaceDahy]

Is there a recommendation as to what to put the surface undernearth to like 1000 or 1500?

[@rickb.9152]

Do you have to use a spinner ??

[@melodisch4259]

Can you gsomplify it further?

[@JSBowling2011]

Why would you get rid of a product step number 2, that can put a little surface on a bowling ball which is important when cleaning equipment?? these other two products don’t do that

[@machinethesun9243]

Can you use this by hand or do you need a spinner? anybody?

[@snide3]

I don't understand. I know there are some people who change the surface as soon as they get the new ball, I'm not one that has ever done that. I buy the ball for the OOB condition because that's how I see the ball be thrown in the demonstrations. I know..I know...people are going to say you will never get the OOB condition back. But I say, if you are going to produce a product that will change the ball surface too more of a shine or even dull, why aren't you providing compounds to bring back the original coverstock? Especially for the two balls you are showing on the table.

[@SovietWarMusic]

Because reactagloss is terrible

[@Ken_Leivonen]

How do these compare to the Reacta Gloss that has been used on the ball coming out of the factory for over a year now? Will Reacta Gloss be available to use to polish balls back to the OOB finish?

[@ShimWreckerEnterprises]

Sure hope not, since Reacta Gloss is a liquid repelling auto glaze. Throw a shot more than every 3-4 minutes and it just takes ball reaction and throws it straight down the toilet.

[@rb8999]

Reacta Gloss is garbage. I tested it on my Zen recently and it completely killed the reaction. Had to sand it down to get rid of it and used Step 1 compound instead. I've always preferred Step 1 over 2 in Storm's finishing process, so I'm looking forward to the Rough Edge being in-between

[@Ken_Leivonen]

@@rb8999 thank you for your input. I have been waiting to get Reacta Gloss to try, but have order the Smooth Edge and Rough Edge to test myself.

[@Ken_Leivonen]

@@ShimWreckerEnterprises thank you for your input on this, I have not noticed this during my practice sessions, but will look at it a little closer.

[@TheAggie4231]

Where have you ordered from

[@greeneyez1005]

I just came to see yall fight over reactagloss. It causes people to get in their feels, its hilarious

[@homerlex]

'Gsomplifying' the process? Does this word mean 'harder to repeat consistent results'?

[@jefferydaniels6717]

So you just told me that repeating what I do just got MUCH more difficult with these new products?

[@CasualGamerPlays]

Give this stuff a few months or a year and they'll be talking about new compounds that they've come up with. The problem is that Storm is making too many bowling balls and that's how they messed up before, making too many and not properly checking the hardness factor of the balls before releasing them to the public. Hence why they came up with the 4K fast process, then the Reacta Gloss, now this. I hope they make another video showing us the process of using these products and what compound is preferred to use on pearl and sanded.

[@SovietWarMusic]

It wasn’t the balls being too soft, it was found that the polish was coating the needles. There’s a video on the channel that shows this, a polished iqts read a few points softer than when it was sanded

[@joshg218]

Is reactagoop aka slimy storm balls retired??

[@bowler7627]

Thank god you’re getting rid of the doo-doo water they call Reactagloss 🤮

[@cardinalcopium5088]

Reacta Gloss is actually amazing on HK22 balls.

[@TheRagingRayn]

Funny that it's better on a different brand's products.@@cardinalcopium5088

[@Chris-xu6gi]

I love storm products but i would honestly rather more science than art in surfacing my bowlimg balls so i can repeat without variation

[@rngerfanbaby]

I like the step 2 just bring it back I don’t win to between anything. I will buy as much step 2 as I can and when it run out consider changing companies for my balls. Just leave well enough alone!!!

[@bcolligan07]

This is just a confusing mess that has not had any more information released about it since it’s been announced. How is that possible unless they’ve realized this was a mistake.

[@HollowFaith666]

Hard pass as diminishing abrasives will make it very hard to repeat the surface. from ball to ball and even from one half of the ball to the other

[@cardinalcopium5088]

2 more things for the crew in Utah to get wrong.

[@CasualGamerPlays]

Yeah i have to agree with you on that one

[@scottythompson940]

Cool video talk tech bowling bowling ball

[@ibpsupplyman]

@scottythompson940 Absolutely SICK MINDLESS TROLLING of yet ANOTHER Storm Video. YOU are ONE SICK PUP.

[@shanenorthrop1969]

Terrible explanation what grit do they give us… how do you replicate a step Two???

[@feddyvonwigglestein3481]

Oh god that's brave. Replacing something in the bowling industry with a new product...cue the bitching and moaning from PSOs and pros!

[@261982brandon]

Yawn!!!