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As with all things, there is certainly more than one way to do things. Here you will notice I have an old basketball I picked up at a yard sale for 10 cents, play sand, funnel, scissors, rubber cement, shop towels and patches.
There are a few different acceptable ways to seal the ball. I will go over the method I used and why I chose to do it.
There are a few different acceptable ways to seal the ball. I will go over the method I used and why I chose to do it.
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I got a free basketball from the local National Guard recruiter and then set out to gather the rest of the materials from local hardware store and dollar store and went to work.
I suggest that if you use a new ball like I did to smooth off the area you are going to fill so the patch fits on a smoother surface but other than that it worked just as the Instructable said.
My ball ended up being 25# right on the nose without even trying!
Thanks again!