[mongoman]

Ok went to a indoor game sat. and the building had no heat except gas unit in office and holding area. Brought a case of marbz I got as a gift for x-mas so unsure on age of paint, had paint inside cab of truck for the hour dirve out to the field and got to the game and had about a 1/2 hour before games started. Got my freak kit out and they fit well into .691 and shot well for the first few games. About 45 min in broke a few balls so recheck of size balls were tight in .695 largest insert in kit. The rest of the day broke more and more balls and the last two games they would get stuck in my feedneck and or just blow up when I hit the trigger. Being my first time in the cold with paint is this normal? I have used marbz for 4 years and never broken a ball until sat.

Now for my other question I know marbz runs big is there a good paint that is smaller I should use? I am thinking of evil or chronic, I like good paint so if one of these are good or if you have good experiance with a paint please give input.

[shadow_772]

They are awful in cold with my experiences, most paints are though except some specifically made for cold.

[Ben.]

id hate to think how they would go in the real cold but when it gets cold here in aus, (which isnt cold at all) i get all sorts of breaks. So you could assume when they get really cold it would be much worse.

[SpudCrushr]

They could have soaked up some condensation from the temp changes

[French]

what kind of marker are you using
if a tippy it will break thought
ion you just got old paint that sucks

[Pilotguy6591]

visible impact (i think thats the name) is probably the smallest paint i've seen. It has a great fill that can be easily seen(pink) and are at wallmart

[shadow_772]

We were using a PMR when we shot them in the cold.