Restored 1973 RAM Fastback 

Watching that is so soothing and relaxing. Makes me want to fall asleep...in a good way.

I enjoyed this video. Thanks for the content. The underlying humor is always appreciated. You have a knack for comedy. Lighthearted and fun.

The late great Ram golf.

I’m amazed by the way you eliminated the gouge. Nice work.

What a work of art, brother! Wow, watching you bringing that club head back to life was therapy...

Work of art Brad!

Another outstanding job! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and talent.

Beautiful work once again.

As always- fantastic!

Superb work Brad

I'm learning so much from you, and I thank you. I've got everything to sand and polish, which I've been doing. Now I've gotta save and get the electroless nickle kit. Thanks again.

Awesome as per usual!

That is so impressive! Well done as always

Nicely done

Nobody does it better Brad!

Awesome job 👍 I would definitely do this if I had a big enough work station!

Outstanding as per usual sir.

Beautiful

Looks awesome!!!

Brilliant as ever Maestro 😊

Very nicely done!

Another great video thanks Brad

Welcome to the chat bead blast cabinet 🎉

The legend is back

Beautiful craftsmanship/art as usual. I did receive the lowrider club head and love it!!! been waiting to show you because I’m making a stand for it; almost complete. Brad great art work!!!

Another great job

Beautiful..!!!

How does nickel plating hold up after 10/20/100 rounds?

I just wish it were this easy.... Inspired by your videos I've been trying to get the heads off some ancient slazengers I picked up.... they absolutely will not budge!!

Hey Brad, fantastic video as usual! thanks for your videos and tutorials. i've been following you religiously for a good 3 months now and i have found a new found hobby/interest in polishing thanks to you; since especially ive been going on a thrift hunt for golf clubs to finally have my own set instead of a hand me down by my dad. and now i've gotten wayyy too many golf clubs that i can use for myself so i've decided to start polishing and selling them on the side. i think most of the steps you have shown to polish but i have a question about deep scratches 1. how do you get rid of deep scratches that just dont seem to go away at all?

Love your vids. I want to get into this.

art

Brad, you are a very talented individual, and you restore a lot of blades. If possible, can you please try and restore more cavity backs, in particular one of the most iconic irons of the 80/90’s, the Tommy Armour 845s Silver Scot.

Impressive

Very nice! One thing I have always been curious about when I see something like this. The grinder, hammer, repaint, etc. Does anyone take them out after? I am very curious if you could tell the difference? Does someone say, this feels lighter or slightly off? Again, this is just out of curiosity, and knowing the golf community everyone will just go out and buy the latest. I think this a general community question. Again, another great video.

Brad. Beautiful work - I have learned a ton from you. I am starting work on a set of 99 Apex Plus. The bag chatter and nicks were pretty bad and they needed quite a bit of love. I have the three iron cleaned up but there are spots where the chrome has been sanded through to the nickel and other places where chrome remains. As I'm new to this, when I go to re-chrome the clubs will this make a difference and be visible? Should I try to get them all down to the nickel? Any advice would be helpful. Thx

Dude, once again I love the work. Just curios about one thing. Using your Amazon page I purchased everything I need. When it comes to cleaning with the wand, why does it not shock you?

Great job! It looks to me like You changed it up a little bit by going to the fine belt instead of the sisal wheel, and stoped polishing at the medium wheel with brown polish. Was this a time thing or does the fine belt eliminate the need for much of the buffing on the buffing wheel? I’m a big fan of reducing steps if the final product comes out the same.

Love your videos!!! Have you ever made a set rustic? How would you do that?

Hey Brad thanks for the videos and tutorials, much appreciated With carbon steel chromed forged clubs - do you use the scotch brite belt to take off the original chrome plating and we are just left with the original nickel layer before using nickel plating solution? is it ok if it is a bit patchy (if the majority of the club is grinded down to the original nickel but still has a few old brushed out chrome patches here and there? Is the Caswell degreaser ok to use for cleaning before the solution? Is a Crock pot ok, does it get enough heat for the nickel solution or is a electric stove with ceramic pots better? Thanks a lot again - have good day

Love your work! Question: melted towel??

If I were to get started into basic restoration what would you recommend getting first?

More please

Brad, I truly enjoy your channel. I’ve been watching you for six months now and I started polishing golf clubs about two months ago. They don’t turn out quite as nice as yours but in time they will I have a question I have a set of clubs about 12 or 13 years old Callaway razor tours and I believe originally they had a satin matte finish. When I polish them, they’re going to be near bright and shiny. not as the original satin finish is this OK?

Hello, love your work. Haven't gotten the results you do yet but improving slowly. Question: it looks like you solder/pounded in a metal patch into the leading edge at the beginning of the video. What did you use?

Do I need to do the nickel plating part? Will it make the club feel different?

Curious as to how those scotchbrite belts hold up? Can you do a few heads before having to replace it?

Shiny

I have to ask, what happens to the heads you re-do? Donate to golf auctions, etc? Seems that they'd start piling up after awhile.

This may be a dumb question but instead of a scotch brite belt can a sand paper belt work? Thanks!

So you only plated it with nickel? No chrome plating?

Where do you learn this stuff? I want to learn how to do this? Where do I even start?

Got a question. I just ordered a blasting cabinet. How big is your air compressor?

What are the ping pong balls in the kettle for?

Love your work , you inspired me to try myself. That's your email I'll send you some results and had a couple questions Thanks, mike