polar ice

[stevenrules]

what is this paint like i will be using it at the end of the month

 

[soadrkorny]

worked for us fine in the cold and wintery days at -degrees

 

[stevenrules]

have been told that the boxes are smaller than usual so squashes the balls and they get dimpled

 

[soadrkorny]

nah nah. sometimes you get the odd dodgey ball. but you can notice it before you open the bag its so blatent. but thats only like 1 or 2 balls in a good few boxes. comes out the gun straight, marks the opponent. does its job

 

[impamiizgraa]

have been told that the boxes are smaller than usual so squashes the balls and they get dimpled

i think you're right there...happened with mine...

they worked fine most the time...but my barrel was too small for them, still using stock barrel, so i had a few breaks...but should be fine so long as you get the right ball to barrel match...

 

[Bob]

found they wern't to bad, have used better paint but recommend a large bore back with it to be safe, 692 +

 

[soadrkorny]

yer theyre right when they say use a larger bore size and you'll be fine mate

 

[Equinox]

agreed..

i would imagine its due to its thick shell.. as it is big fat paint...

ive had no trouble with it through a stock .693 1 piece shaft barrel..

and it has no more "dodgey balls" than any other paint per batch...

Real good in the cold too..

 

[no-infernomark]

i now polar ice is winter paint but whathappens if you use winter paint in the weather we get now surely it would be like shooting ropes of marbles

 

[impamiizgraa]

i now polar ice is winter paint but whathappens if you use winter paint in the weather we get now surely it would be like shooting ropes of marbles

marbles?! ...lol, i would've thought they'd just be really rubbery/bouncy as they've got thick shells...although you could be right, they might feel like marbles!