Patent-Pending "Rejuvelane" Product Highlight
"Rejuvelane"
is a procedure for rejuvenating and restoring older synthetic bowling
lanes to near their newly installed condition, fixing common problems
associated with synthetic lanes that have weathered years of abuse from
play, and years of deterioration from normal lane stripping and
dressing maintenance.
Product details
Common Problems Seen in Older Synthetic Lanes:
Delamination
or a lane panel seperating and swelling at the panel joints from years
of being contaminated by lane oil, lane cleaning solutions and dirt,
makes unsightly, half-measure repairs necessary to conform to USBC
specification.
The screws that secure synthetic lane panels break and loose their grip over years of wear and tear.
Chips, and tears, and separations in the top laminate occur.
Unsightly damage and chipped lane panels are common in older synthetic lane installations.
"Rejuvelane"
solves most of these common problems adding years of prolonged
use to existing lanes for a fraction of the cost of complete lane
replacement.
Saw cut near panel joint.
Saw
cuts are made, removing damaged areas and removing delaminated lane
panel ends, and the panels are moved forward providing all new virgin
securing screw holes in the process. Smaller cuts are made nearer the
foul line, so as to move the dots and arrows only slightly forward.
A
piece of new lane panel of softer surface / higher coefficient of
friction and with a higher textured surface is added just before the
pindeck. Placing this new softer, higher friction / higher
textured panel at the end, can help a bowling ball's hitting power.
The damage and delaminated ends are removed leaving "like new" panel joints.
The
lanes are completely releveled and flattened to USBC specification from
foul line-to-pindeck, and each joint adjusted to USBC specification and
sealed with water resistant Marine adhesive to inhibit future
contamination.
Instead
of the high cost of replacing all five existing lane panels with new
ones, only ONE new panel per PAIR of lanes, or even ONE new
panel for every THREE lanes is needed. The end result: Years
of prolonged life with only 10% or less of the new lane panel cost involved in a complete synthetic lane replacement!