Another beauty. My favourite parts of your videos are seeing the putter after it has been grinded and the painting process. Really appreciate your help as well (on Instagram) I recently restored my first 2 putters and they turned out pretty good!
I love this video! I’ve watched it about 10 times! Like today, I really appreciated the filing work. Are you using acetone to clean up the Loctite or alcohol? It looks awesome!!!😊
Clean up the loctite? Or you mean the polymer caulking? I use warm water to get the majority off. Then I let it dry in the hard to reach spots, and just use q tips with a little acetone on them just for moisture to rub the rest off. It's actually a very tedious process that seems to be getting more and more difficult. Lol
Hey man. For the acetone soak what kind of container are you putting it in? And how are you disposing of it afterwards? I’m getting into doing my own restorations and just want to make sure I am doing things safely. Will a sturdy Rubbermaid container work?
These were black oxide I believe. That's why most of them you see are rusted out. And this was in Graphite Black. I've done them in Gloss Black too and look nice.
Awesome. Looks incredible. I've got a '97 and a '99 I want to restore. My '99 is mine from 24 years ago so it's my baby. And I recall it being black oxide now!
Do you prefer the 8” wheel over the 6” because you can get greater surface area of the wheel on the putter? Really awesome video man this end result looks incredible!
Hello, awesome videos! Out of curiosity. How to ensure after removing material the putters will not rust afterwards? I just bought a Scotty and will be emailing you shortly. It’s got quite a bit of chatter. Many thanks
Carbon putters are Coated so are 100% rust proof. Anything left raw is stainless steel so never a worry for rust. Unless you have a carbon putter and request an oil quench type finish or gun blue then it will need maintenance from rust.
This kit here has all the sizes. amzn.to/3Qk6CIN And I dont bother pulling the silicone dots out anymore, until I pop the insert off. I find the ones with the screws, pull those out and pop the insert off, then I find the appropriate size drill bit and just pop them out one at a time. 10x faster!
@@igolf906have you ever had an extremely difficult time getting the copper insert out? I have tried jamming it out from several different holes, heated it up with my torch, then even tried blunt hits on my screwdriver from the backside holes which now made a bump on the face from the back side from striking too hard. Any advice?
@rayCtay slow steady pressure and torching it from the front side. Never hit it with a punch, it will continue to damage it. Heat it from the front and slowly push it out from the back. Have to make sure all the screws are out too
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Love the wheel grinding!!! 🙌🏽
I do also prefer the Tei3 in Nickel finish tho!!! 👌🏽💫
Another beauty. My favourite parts of your videos are seeing the putter after it has been grinded and the painting process. Really appreciate your help as well (on Instagram) I recently restored my first 2 putters and they turned out pretty good!
Thanks. Very cool!
Beautiful!
Thank you!
looks B E A utiful!
Great job!!
Thank you!
a real beauty!
I love this video! I’ve watched it about 10 times! Like today, I really appreciated the filing work. Are you using acetone to clean up the Loctite or alcohol? It looks awesome!!!😊
Clean up the loctite? Or you mean the polymer caulking?
I use warm water to get the majority off. Then I let it dry in the hard to reach spots, and just use q tips with a little acetone on them just for moisture to rub the rest off. It's actually a very tedious process that seems to be getting more and more difficult. Lol
Hey man. For the acetone soak what kind of container are you putting it in? And how are you disposing of it afterwards? I’m getting into doing my own restorations and just want to make sure I am doing things safely. Will a sturdy Rubbermaid container work?
Rubbermaid will be fine. I strain and reuse as much as I can, so any waste I cant reuse, I just let it evaporate, then wipe out the container.
th-cam.com/video/Z558A7DgS_E/w-d-xo.html the filing work here was impressive. Great job!
Thank you!
What's in the bath? Hydrochloric acid?
Acetone
Is this putter made out of carbon steel or stainless steel?
These are carbon.
@@igolf906ok thank you
Do you do refurbs for a fee? I have this model and it needs some tlc 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I do. Shoot me an email!
@@igolf906 I dropped you one 🙂
What color cerakoat did you go with?
And would that have been closest to stock, or were these blued back then?
These were black oxide I believe. That's why most of them you see are rusted out. And this was in Graphite Black. I've done them in Gloss Black too and look nice.
Awesome. Looks incredible.
I've got a '97 and a '99 I want to restore. My '99 is mine from 24 years ago so it's my baby. And I recall it being black oxide now!
Also, I'm assuming you sand blasted prior to cerakoat?
@@rayCtay Yes, cerakote has a pretty strict prep process to guarantee a quality finish.
Do you prefer the 8” wheel over the 6” because you can get greater surface area of the wheel on the putter? Really awesome video man this end result looks incredible!
Most of my wheels are 8". 6" wheels get tough to use when you get to long necks and what not.
Hello, awesome videos! Out of curiosity. How to ensure after removing material the putters will not rust afterwards? I just bought a Scotty and will be emailing you shortly. It’s got quite a bit of chatter. Many thanks
Carbon putters are Coated so are 100% rust proof. Anything left raw is stainless steel so never a worry for rust. Unless you have a carbon putter and request an oil quench type finish or gun blue then it will need maintenance from rust.
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Thanks for the confidence. 🙂 Would be a stretch for a channel like this but we shall see!
Do you have any recommendations for paint fillers that look the same as the original red cherries on 2018 Scotty Cameron’s?
Tamiya Red X27
@@igolf906 that’s what I use
@@igolf906 i appreciate you man! Love your work.
What type of filler did you use on the insert? Nice job
It's just a standard Kitchen & Bath caulk. Essentially exactly the same as what was used originally. They just called it something fancy 😆
Where did you get your mini screwdriver set?
And what was the better tool for pulling out that sealant/gasket?l Lol
This kit here has all the sizes. amzn.to/3Qk6CIN And I dont bother pulling the silicone dots out anymore, until I pop the insert off. I find the ones with the screws, pull those out and pop the insert off, then I find the appropriate size drill bit and just pop them out one at a time. 10x faster!
Was that acetone that you presoaked them in to degrade it some?
@@rayCtay It was yes. I usually do it to loosen the silicone up a bit and for any left over paintfill.
@@igolf906have you ever had an extremely difficult time getting the copper insert out? I have tried jamming it out from several different holes, heated it up with my torch, then even tried blunt hits on my screwdriver from the backside holes which now made a bump on the face from the back side from striking too hard.
Any advice?
@rayCtay slow steady pressure and torching it from the front side. Never hit it with a punch, it will continue to damage it. Heat it from the front and slowly push it out from the back. Have to make sure all the screws are out too
What’s the name of silicone? Tia
I just use tub and bath silicone from the hardware store.
Do you ever sell any of your restorations?
No, anything I'm restoring are customer putters. If I sell any which is rare, its a personal gamer.
@@igolf906 so you don’t buy old putters to refurbish and sell on?
Do you have a store that I can send a putter head for restoration?
Feel free to email me.
What’s that paint applicator called?
It's a custom applicator bottle from Guant Industries
Hope we can get them in the UK