Need Help Projecting Dimple Pattern on Non-Sketchable Revolved Surface in Fusion 360

[greeksuperpower]

I am currently working on a project in Fusion 360, and I'm facing a challenge in creating a dimple pattern on a revolved surface. The specific issue is that the surface isn't directly sketchable.
I have attached the Fusion 360 project file for reference, as well as the effect I'm trying to achieve.

I would greatly appreciate it if anyone could guide me on how to project a dimple pattern onto this non-sketchable revolved surface. Any insights or alternative approaches would be very helpful.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!

[TrippyLighting]

On the cylindrical surface that might should be easy. The question is how do you want the dimples to be distributed on the  toroidal/ curved  surface? 

[Warmingup1953 · Accepted solution]

Perhaps an staggered pair of these Patterns on paths?

Will you 3D print?

[greeksuperpower]

Yes I'm planning on 3D printing, it's a prototype. Can you walk me through your process? Thanks!

[Warmingup1953]

An incomplete job at this stage but I won't get back to it today

[makarovnut]

Thanks for posting this answer/suggestion.

[johnsonshiue]

Hi! I believe this can be done by using Geometric Pattern. You may need to split the target face first to control the scope of the pattern.

Many thanks!