Can someone point out to me a video by Brad or a list he has made of the step-by-step process and the supplies that are needed to restore golf irons. Thank you in advance!
I’m working on a Scotty Cameron TE I3 right now. I think the body is made of carbon steel, and has a black oxide finish. I want to remove the finish it has now so I can torch finish it, but I’m not sure how to remove the finish. Should I try bathing it in an acid.
You can just use the muriatic acid or Whinks rust removal. Check out my 'how to make a club black' video. Black oxide is just rust. You could even sand it off.
One more question sorry. I just bought sulfuric acid. Can I soak my clubs in it to remove the rest of the nickel? Will it remove the chrome underneath of it? Someone did a half ass job don’t sand and just through nickel over the top. The clubs I’m doing are from 1961 Ben hogans
If I buy this will it remove the nickel? I did what you said putting it into the white vinegar. And yeah I see black everywhere🤦🏻♂️. Should I purchase this and do it this way?
If I don’t have what you suggested to remove the nickel stripper all I can do is sand? THANK YOU and i APPRECIATE the fuck out of you and your videos. I have BAD SEIZURES and I restore clubs now and ENJOY it golf is my PASSION. Any more advice will be MUCH appreciated. Can I blast it and get the nickel off?
@@StevenCampbell-ci8rdI appreciate you too! I've tried blasting, but it never really gets it all. Sanding would work if you don't want to use the nickel stripper. You can test to see if it's removed by soaking your club in vinegar to and see the parts that don't turn dark like I did in that video.
How do I remove all the nickel? I gave it a muriatic acid bath for 25 minutes. And can’t seem to remove all the nickel🤷🏻♂️? Been sanding for hours by hand as well🤦🏻♂️
Hey Brad! I’m attempting to restore the same type of putter and I’m using your video as reference. Just out of curiosity, when grinding and polishing the putter, do you use any sort of respiration or facial protection?
i get nervous about the power source. Do you have a video about what is the best one to use? is any of this dangerous? between the electricity and the chemicals... just curious if there is info already out there about those steps and processes.
@@BradMeehan ok so not gonna get electrocuted lol. Also I found your post that showed how to get a power source and you cut the wires but then what? What and how do you connect the alligator clips to the wires. Again sorry for being a moron with electronics
You people have lost millions from your stupid campaign. When I think of all the millions of husbands who would have called your company until you offered to come to their house and cool off their wife. Think of all the billions you have lost.
Wow. I use to try metal etching and now there’s this. I have pretty good access to old rusty clubs. I wonder how expensive it would be to get the tools for this. I’m inspired.
I have a factory jet black vokey where the blackness has started to fade. If I want to redo it, will I have to sand to remove any sealer they may have used, or can I just clean & dunk it in the black oxide as is?
Hi Brad, could you please explain the electrocleaner and the brush you use? I notice that it's always used to assist the water break test, could you explain about that process? Been loving your videos and I'm slowly building my repertoire to give some old clubs new life!
Awesome, I’ll have to try this out! I bought myself a nice set of mizunos about a year ago, but I foolishly let my 2 brothers use them throughout this summer because they don’t have clubs of their own and really wanted to get into golf. The clubs are pretty beat up to say the least but I should have expected it… I literally watched one of them take a full practice swing inside the house on tile floor, and yes it scratched right against it. It hurt my soul. Not to mention the various times I’ve seen them just drag it along the cart path or concrete sidewalk. Safe to say that after I polish these bad boys up, they are BANNED from touching my clubs. Matter fact I don’t even want them going near my clubs at all😂. Guess that means I’m gonna have to hide them.
📍Decent setup tips! My only constructive criticism is “Once you submerge your part in the plating bath don’t TAKE IT OUT! You’ll find that on page 44 if you got the Caswell manual.😉 2nd is having a consistent temp of 135-140° for the Bright Nickel Solution while plating. [I didn’t notice a heater in the video or mention] 📍You did mention doing an “Electro-Clean” in your text, but didn’t mention the more important “Surface Activator” just before you drop the part in the Nickel Bath. It is very cheap way to be sure your part takes the Nickel! Lee
Пиздежoм попахивает, из кастрюли он достал одну клюшку, а в конце показывает другую, да и щербины там были глубокие, без глубокой шлифовки он бы их не убрал и пострадали бы надписи. Нaебательство чистой воды
Was drinking coffee when you said “for my homies” and I spat it out all over my couch in laughter, I will be sending you the dry cleaning bill !!, but thanks for the info! Save me money and gives me confidence to DIY this!
Love your videos. You do some incredible work. Love your blacked out irons. Have some Wilson FG Tour M3’s with black PVD finish. The finish is getting worn. I was wondering if you have any experience removing the PVD finish so I could blacken per you process. Any help would be appreciated. Thanx.
