Can this pressurize already soft balls?
72631
As long as the tennis balls do not have a hole in them (usually around the seam), then pressure will slowing leak into them through reversed osmosis. It may take a couple weeks, but once the are repressurized they will stay like that as long as the are put back into the TENNIS BALL SAVER after play.
1302046
Yes, you put liquid in it, (penetrating oil, etc) and pressurize it using an air source (air compressor/hand pump, etc).
111456
No, just take a small pinch and roll it in your hands. It softens and turns into a lotion :)
1508787
Yes, it can. However, please keep in mind that it won't hold it's shape; meaning if you left it on its own after you rolled it into a ball, it won't stay that way. It'll slowly change back to its putty form.
222363
Yes and no. After you heat it you can thin/stretch it out with a rolling pin but there's a catch. You have about 45sec before it hardens. You would have to keep going back and forth from shaping to the hot water. You'll need a pot of hot water as big as the part you're making. This stuff is cool but very hard to work with. Ever looked into vacuum forming? That's how they make storm trooper suits.
1038317
if it's working right, it should pressurize it less than a minute. I've had major issues with two of these pumps losing the ability to come to pressure. Haven't had much satisfaction with repair or customer service. I would advise against this pump if you haven't already purchased one.
1293205
If it's to hard just mix it with some with some water it will soften it up.
669501
The directions state that you are supposed to, however, I did not. The ball felt a little soft, not sure if that was the reason why. Also, I think your first workout with the ball is pumping it up by hand! Hope this helps.
2274320
I don't use it for soft ball but i did slow the hard balls down for my son to get used to the machine.we have increased the speed for him and the other day he hit 25 out 30 balls (1 bucket). The blue flam has helped him in seeing the ball. Thanks
1755759
I can't imagine why you would want to pressurize soup or sauce, but it would not function with any kind of solid pieces in the soup. it would clog and you'd be left with a pressurized cylinder that you could not relieve the pressure on.
1723077
Absolutely not. Ball joints are pressed in with specialty tools or with a hydraulic press.
1068518
Yes, they do get soft, you have to wait a bit. Sometimes it is wet underneath, but dry on top, I find that slightly annoying. I've never used anything else.
1044619
yes you pump it to pressurize it, go light well over half an hour or longer
1305515
I just bought one and it was incredibly soft! I was able to easily squeeze it together with 2 fingers. sending back for a return
1197170
Yes. I use it to fill a huge ball pit/ jumpoline and it gets good and firm pretty quickly.
1980568
Doubt it. The fittings used to fill your inflatables have holes drilled into them intentionally to make sure you don't over fill things. Plus I bet the gearing in the compressor is designed for high speed filling not high pressure.
1219818
No, just use a ball pump. That's what I used. Much faster than blowing it up