How do you get paintballs to unmelt?
i had these paintballs 4 a while and they kinda got soft,so i was wondering how i can get them back to normal or unmelted
Answers:
There is nothing you can do to them to make them go back to being reasonably useable.
They are not melted, they got exposed to moisture, which has softened the shells and probably swelled them. Even if you tried to "dry them out" they will have flat spots which will make them curve all over the place when shot.
Word of advice, when storing them for longer than a couple days, put them in a ziplock bag or other air tight container, and keep them in an area of the house that isn't humid.
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