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Hello, wave:
I am a newbie to the sport. I play woodsball with friends, family and co-workers on the weekends. A guy played with us last time and stated that he stores his paint in the refrigerator. Back at work we talked about it and I said it was wrong to do as it has a potential to cause serious injury to someone. Others stated it just improves ball performance and keeps people from wiping as it jells the paint. He was using DBX balls, which from what I have read arent a top of the line ball.
My question is what does refrigerating do to/for the balls and is it right or wrong to do in a friendly game. Thanks for any input that is given.
I am a newbie to the sport. I play woodsball with friends, family and co-workers on the weekends. A guy played with us last time and stated that he stores his paint in the refrigerator. Back at work we talked about it and I said it was wrong to do as it has a potential to cause serious injury to someone. Others stated it just improves ball performance and keeps people from wiping as it jells the paint. He was using DBX balls, which from what I have read arent a top of the line ball.
My question is what does refrigerating do to/for the balls and is it right or wrong to do in a friendly game. Thanks for any input that is given.