See below for notes on each paint tested.
Chronic: Nice
thick paint. Very Bright color. Heaviest paint I tested (See chart). Hard
to wipe. Picture at top of page shows actual color.
Evil: VERY thin
paint (ran like water). Not alot of color (more like someone dropped a
few drops of chronic in a small glass of water and shook it up). Ball shell
has sort of a matt finish/texture. Not the slick shell like the other balls
(because of that, I would imagine it would work great in a flatline, if
it isnt too big for the barrel, since the ball needs to roll along the
top of a flatline. The rough texture of the barrel together with the texture
of the Evil should make a great combo.).
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Eliminator (Tournament Grade):
Medium Thick paint. Good color. Brittle shell (Did best in the Drop Test)
but I never had one break in my A5 and I've shot the whole case through
it. (Sorry for the blurry picture.)
Tork: Thick paint.
Good color. THICK shell (During testing at 75ft.( Target was a piece of
linolium with a plywood backing) I actually had 1 ball bounce back about
30ft and it didnt even have a crack in it. I then Bounced it on the concrete,
hard enough for it to bounce twice as high as it was when I let go of it,
11 times before it finally cracked. I was starting to think someone had
thrown a superball in with the paintballs as a joke.)
Pegball: Paint
varied from medium thick (#3,4,&5), to Really thick(#2), to VERY thick(#1-
I had to actually crush the ball between my fingers and then wipe my fingers
on the floor. It was about the consistency of toothpaste.) Good color.