This leaves behind a web , or a net of excess gel that can either go to waste or be reclaimed , melted down and reused for a second run . Oftentimes , these second-run webs will be used for mid- and lower-grade paint .
But a lower-grade paint doesn ’ t mean a lower quality .
According to Muller , rec ball players for example should be using lower grade paint because they are using a lowerend gun , and magfed players require a ball from a reclaimed web because it will provide them a ball that is less fragile , more consistently round , and has enough spring to tolerate the magfed bolt .
Be Mindful About Storage
“ Once you load your pods for each respective game , you should close up your bags and case and place the paint in a place that best mimics a dry and mild climate so that as the day progresses the quality does not change ,” Opie said .
“ Many times , people open their case of paint too early and then once they load for a game , they leave it open and exposed to the elements which , as the day progresses , can drastically change the condition and performance of the paint - especially in hot and humid or cold and dry conditions ,” Opie said .
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