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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 8 มี.ค. 2019
The BEST Way to Clean an Old PING Putter!
If you have a classic PING Anser putter that looks disgusting, then give it some new life with this incredible and easy cleaning method!
All you'll need to clean your putter is some white vinegar, salt, warm water, Brasso, a sponge, and some kind of car wax (in this case, Meguiar's waterless wash and wax).
You can clean your classic PING putter by soaking the putter in a mixture of warm water, vinegar, and salt for about 10 minutes. Then, you have to scrub it down with a sponge and Brasso. Finally, you need to use some kind of finishing wax (car wax) to create a protective barrier on the putter's head, preventing it from tarnishing again in the future.
It's that easy!
#golf
All you'll need to clean your putter is some white vinegar, salt, warm water, Brasso, a sponge, and some kind of car wax (in this case, Meguiar's waterless wash and wax).
You can clean your classic PING putter by soaking the putter in a mixture of warm water, vinegar, and salt for about 10 minutes. Then, you have to scrub it down with a sponge and Brasso. Finally, you need to use some kind of finishing wax (car wax) to create a protective barrier on the putter's head, preventing it from tarnishing again in the future.
It's that easy!
#golf
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I prefer Stock (before) as to After
Do not put your clubs in coke !
I’m with you the old tarnished pond putters look like shit, well done I’m gonna give it a try
Looks great.
Need to heat putter in boiling water before using coke. Also add lemon juice and salt to the coke - this works. Finish off with car polish
Awesome. Ty!
The video quality upgrade is insane🎉
Dude, I just tried your method first and my 1969 ping looks immaculate. Thank you!
I have a problem with the lighting seeming to bright in the pictures even though in real life it seemed dark
Saw your first video on the coke method. Ended up using that along with a scotch brite pad to make it shinny then set it in the oven to darken. Came out looking great! Actually made a vid of it on my channel
Love the car. I’ve been looking at these in hopes of getting one for a summer cruiser this year. Has it been a reliable car for you? Is maintenance expensive on these?
It has been truly amazing to own. Super reliable even for long drives. I've done 6 hour trips over 300 miles each way with no problems. Repairs are not too expensive as long as you don't take it to the actual Mercedes repair centers. Find someone independent and knowledgeable to help you with the various small repairs that come with older cars
I have one sitting in my back yard for the last 2 years because every time I drove it, something else would break and every part cost $1000. The top quit working the third time I put it down. The headlight melted the plastic screws it screwed into. Then the hood flew up when I was driving 35 mph and bent the hood, the hood mounts and cracked the windshield. It then started overheating out of nowhere and the power steering quit working. That's why it's parked in my back yard. It is pretty fast and fun to drive though.
What year is the one sitting in your backyard?
@@possibly_imran The Holy Grail of the R129. The 1998 with the older better more powerful quad-cam engine and the newer better 5 speed transmission. I just yesterday tracked down the Mercedes specific Dexron 3 Transmission Fluid and the specific Blue G48 coolant this motor calls for and I'm going to start her up later this afternoon. They are a blast to drive. That German V8 is a beast! The trans is unlike any car I've driven. Its so smooth. No matter how hard you are going, you can barely tell the gear changes. The motor is the same way. When they were new, I remember seeing an advertisement of a tech standing a quarter up on the motor and starting it without it falling over.
Greetings. Sounds great. Can you list the new muffler system parts numbers? Thanks.
I didn't replace the muffler with a new one. I just got the muffler cut off and had new pipes welded on leading to a new exhaust tip
I tried leaving my email address but apparently YOUTUDE does not allow that.
I found 5 vintage Ping putters at a thrift store paid $3 each. Bada Bing!
I know this technique, but polarization won't cope with shiny frames. The framework is the biggest problem. Polarization changes color, e.g. the gold frame turns orange and the silver frame turns blue.
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Great video! Very helpful! Thank you for posting!!!
SO HELPFUL! thank you
Thank you!!
thank you!!
Thank you soooo much!! This worked so well 🙏📷
How about glare from glass?
Only works with Beryllium Copper and lasts a few days
Nice tips, but placing the subject in front of a window seems like a very bad idea.
That is the most beneficial video I have ever watched in my life
Oh exactly!
have my children
Thanks for this video, super helpful! I’ve been clicking individually for longer than I’m willing to admit 😅
Thanks for posting. Great painting too! kinda a Vermeer-esque chiaro scuro theme.
I will definitely take a picture of a painting with this and not a Polaroid of a dog falling off a swing
By using a 30 degree angle to the work of art, you can position your lights to give minimum bounce back to the camera, this ensures very little polarizing is necessary. Screening out 95 percent of the photons coming in from all directions dims the color and tone of the original. Not something I would recommend for professional results, ESPECAILLY if you are looking to reproduce that painting in print. This is why so many illustrators HATE dealing with the printing process, they don't realize that the loss of color is due to a service bureau or makeshift copy stand set up by the printer is to blame. The less polarization, the less color loss will be. The best reproduction you can get is to polarize and diffuse lights set at 30 degree angles to the work, placed ten feet from the work piece. Use a 55mm telephoto lens at 7-10 feet, depending on the size. if the piece is too large for that format, back the lights up as well. Use at least two lights to cover left and right, for equal illumination over the entire piece. Anything you polarize out, needs to be exposed to compensate, so as not to dim the color.
Unfortunately, polarization cannot cope with the framework. As for your method for 2 lamps. Unfortunately, the light will be uneven and the bottom/top of the frame will be lit differently.
@@zubek59 I guess that is why we- (the photolab I worked at for 3 years in college) used it without incident long before and I was there and I assume long after I was there... the umbrellas were polarized as well, receiving the flash, bouncing it towards the target zone. This method for attaining a professional and evenly lit image has been used for decades. The Setup is greatly empowered by bounced light. But I get great results just by properly positioning my lights at 30-35 degrees above and behind the camera. Good luck doing anything else- you will need it if you don't get what I am telling you.
wow... amazing technique and result
Thanks for this awesome video! Exactly what I needed.
Thank you so much for this info but I came to know this filter desaturate colors. How to overcome this problem?
I bought polarizing sheets off of Amazon and tried it with my phone camera... it doesn't work. 🥲
Is this considered as an alternative to going outside and taking a photo?
Amazing 🤩 Love this
Thanks! I was pulling my hair out.
That's how I felt too hahah all these years later and it's still the same
great video. One question: you have a natural light coming from the window behind the painting. Isn't it better to be in a completely dark room and using only artificial light?
The best and most professional way is to set two lights at each side of the painting at 45 degrees, just play with distance..that's all
I tend to paint a fairly heavy impasto and getting good photos has been a challenge. I think you might have just solved the problem - thanks.
Brilliant! Going to amazon right now! Thank you
Thank you thank you thank you!
I did a similar video on my channel, check it out and subscribe and have an awesome day th-cam.com/video/vfFib6D0-oQ/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=MOOutdoorsandReviews%21
THANK YOU!!!!
I work with Samsung camera.
Aqil Laibi Comprehensive artist and philosopher
great video just a Q did you also have the filter on the camera lens as well? I will experiment with both on strobe and lens thanks again I was struggling with one particular painting I was trying to shoot for a client
Yup. The idea is, the polarising sheets make the light only hit the painting in one 'direction', and then you turn the filter to cut out all reflections that have that polarity..
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Dude ! Thank you 🥲
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