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Odyssey White Hot Restoration

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Another restore. This one's from a few months back but figured Id put a video together for everyone. This time an original White Hot Rossie! Gave this one a satin bead blast finish and turned out great!
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20 авг 2024

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@wickedaces160 2 месяца назад

I want to get mine restored so bad. I just found it at a garage sale. After spending $240 on a new odyssey white hot, I realized that I love the length and weight of this old school one. I just want the dings and dents out of it, and get it painted black and white.

@dannybrant6758 Год назад

Great refurb. I’m attempting my first full refurb with an old Deep Face Rosie II.

@igolf906 Год назад

Thanks!

@kenmykietowich3625 Год назад

Great work!

@igolf906 Год назад

Thanks!

@dustinh806 Год назад

Very nice!

@igolf906 Год назад

Thanks!

@user-ie5kk8bw3c Год назад

What is your full process for wiping away excess paint? I am struggling hard with this at the moment with my own restorations so any tips would be appreciated.

@igolf906 Год назад

Maybe I'll make a video on this in the future. It seems like something that should be easy but, it takes a bit of practice. To start, make sure the surface your filling is clean. Then, depending on how your filling it; applicator, or brush, don't over fill, and if you do, use a paper towel dampened with acetone to LIGHTLY get the access off. I then hit everything I filled with a quick butane torch. That seems to take out any tiny bubbles in the fill. Then, most important part, wait until it's FULLY dry. Then you can go back with an acetone soaked paper towel, and lightly wipe it. Some putters are more tedious than others, but take your time.

@drew2180 Год назад

nice work! I know the customer requested the insert not have any logos or wording, but if it were your choice would you have kept the insert or put in a different kind?

@igolf906 Год назад

More than likely would have left it alone but turns out the white and the logo were just a super thin layer of paint. I think a company makes replacement Inserts but never looked into it as I've only done a few of these

@stevengould9404 Год назад

Beautiful work!! Looking to restore a two-ball Odyssey… any suggestions?

@igolf906 Год назад

A Two ball would be difficult because of the polymers that are on it. I'd say if you're doing it yourself be patient with some sandpaper

@jamie_g1575 Год назад

Great video. What’s with the paint stripper can instead of the normal acetone?

@igolf906 Год назад

Soaking a head in a tub of acetone i figured is sort of a waste just to get the paint off. And it isn't cheap! So I switched to the paint stripper. You don't use much at all and it strips it faster! I only use acetone to soak the heads before applying a finish or if it's really dirty with grease,oil, dirt etc.

@kall3467 Год назад

I was wondering the same thing, and he's right. That stuff gets spendy.

@igolf906 Год назад

@Kal L Yup. A $14 can of stripper will last 3 times as long as a $20 gallon of acetone. And for just stripping paint it works better and faster.

@Guardado21 Месяц назад

What type of sand paper do you use for the face of the putter ?

@igolf906 Месяц назад

Honestly I use whatever I have. Certain types work better for steel, Wood etc but. I have tons of Sandpaper and sanding rolls left over from other projects so. Usually it's just the standard red grit aluminum oxide, which is best used for wood, but works fine for what I need.

@EFreeman1970 Год назад

Another great restore. I get why you used the stripper but that stuff is nasty!! I use it to strip bike frames and the smell is horrific as well.

@igolf906 Год назад

It really is. But I use so little that its not that bad. I vent out the door while its soaking for 5 to 10 minutes and the smell is gone.

@GODISSOVEREIGN1000 Год назад

What type of brush is that, it looks like a cotton ball on the end

@igolf906 Год назад

It's just a small hobby brush with a cotton tip. I don't use them anymore. I got them at Hobby Lobby, they were expensive, and don't last long at all. This video was recorded a few months back but I switched to a standard small bristled brush.

@justinrivera5409 4 месяца назад

What grit sand paper was that

@igolf906 4 месяца назад

For the face work? I believe it was 220, and worked into 400

@SchraderBoyzTV Год назад

Where do you find your putters to restore?

@igolf906 Год назад

They're putters sent to me for restoration. But if I'm buying for myself there's a ton of Facebook groups out there and sometimes eBay.

@FloridaManRacer Год назад

Is there somewhere to find pricing information on what you charge for different customization options? I have a Newport 3 I'd like to customize at some point in the near future...

@igolf906 Год назад

This is just a hobby so I haven't really advertised or done anything online but feel free to email me with any questions!