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    Posted: 04 July 2005 at 7:19am
Which would the right ball be for the flatline of A5? 
Which and done recommend? 
The diameter of the pipe of the flatline that I have is .697 
Thank you. 
 
Fabiano Zambroni
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Small bore, like Marballizer.

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yea flatlines usally like smaller paint.
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If you want some cheap paint that works in flatlines, I hear Zaps work just fine.
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Zap is some seriously cheap paint, and from my experiance it shoots like seriously cheap paint.  RPS all the way.
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People think that a flatline is a lot more picky on paint than it really is. You don't have to buy an $80 case of paint for it to work in the flatline. Anything with small or medium bore, no dimples, will work just fine in a flatline.
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Originally posted by TheHoff TheHoff wrote:

Zap is some seriously cheap paint, and from my experiance it shoots like seriously cheap paint.  RPS all the way.


I also agree.
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Yeah, try using Zap.
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ya you just need a paint a little smaller so that way it has room to go around in the barrel to create the backspin, I can't really point out a really good paint because they all shoot different and usually you can adapt to it by watching where it shoots if it doesn't go wild, but I haven't had any paint yet that has gone crazy and shoot every which way. If it does though you probably just need to change your volcity to probably lower.
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PMI Marballizer Medium bore  .687 - .690
PMI Premium Medium bore .689 - .691
PMI Premium Gold Medium bore .689 - .691
PMI All Star Medium bore .688 - .690
PMI Big Ball Small-Medium bore .687 - .691
PMI Polar Ice Medium bore .689 - .691
PMI El Tigre Small-Medium bore .686 - .689

The diameter of the pipe of the flatline that I have is .692

Which and done recommend?

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Fabiano Zambroni

 



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Core Premium is small paint and it works great!
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 otters has a paint to bore chart. when I had mine it seemed it wasn't to picky on paint as long as it was a small bore paint
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Originally posted by rossy11223 rossy11223 wrote:

People think that a flatline is a lot more picky on paint than it really is. You don't have to buy an $80 case of paint for it to work in the flatline. Anything with small or medium bore, no dimples, will work just fine in a flatline.


Until it breaks in the barrel and ruins that round for you.
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Originally posted by Fabiano Fabiano wrote:

Which would the right ball be for the Flatline of A5? 
Which and done recommend? 
The diameter of the pipe of the Flatline that I have is .697 
Thank you. 
 
Fabiano Zambroni

Have you read the instructions that come with the barrel? On the Flatline the bore diameter is not relative to the size paint needed for correct performance(sort of). Flatlines take small to small-medium paint, so that the ball can roll on the top curve of the barrel, develop the backspin necessary to fly a level trajectory across the field.

Any reasonably good quality paint that is .687" or smaller may work well. I find Diablo Heat works well in my Flatline.

 
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