Posted October 21, 200420 yr is it feasible to refinish an iron in a different finish than it originally came in, like mizuno mirror chrome to satin or somekind of black, and how much would one be looking at and the turn around if there was such service any help, direction, and links would be much appreciated
October 21, 200420 yr is it feasible to refinish an iron in a different finish than it originally came in, like mizuno mirror chrome to satin or somekind of black, and how much would one be looking at and the turn around if there was such serviceany help, direction, and links would be much appreciated Can it be done? - yes How much? - I don't know Turn around - companies differ Here's someone who might be able to answer those questions. They only talk about chrome on the website but they do more than that... http://www.theironfactory.com/index.html
October 28, 200420 yr is it feasible to refinish an iron in a different finish than it originally came in, like mizuno mirror chrome to satin or somekind of black, and how much would one be looking at and the turn around if there was such serviceany help, direction, and links would be much appreciated Make sure it is a set of irons that you REALLY like, because it isnt going to be cheap. Black finishes wear TOO fast IMO, so personally I would suggest satin. You are looking at anywhere from 40-60.00 per head to get the job done right, so anywhere from 300-500.00 to do the full set. Depending on the time of the year, turnaround time is anywhere from 2 weeks to a month. Hope this helps... Steve :smile2:
October 28, 200420 yr Author hey i actually called the iron factory rather than wait any longer for an e-mail, they can do satin finishes and mentioned that black finishes wear really quickly. has anyone actually refinished a set in satin and find the experiment worthwhile?
October 28, 200420 yr hey i actually called the iron factory rather than wait any longer for an e-mail, they can do satin finishes and mentioned that black finishes wear really quickly. Â has anyone actually refinished a set in satin and find the experiment worthwhile? I had them do 3 wedges for me in black, and the finish was gone in like 5 rounds. I have my 690.CB's getting refinished in satin with copper underlay as we speak. If you really love the irons and want to make them look like new and give them a softer feel, satin is the way to go. Steve
October 28, 200420 yr Author what does a copper underlay do and how much extra would it cost per club? also when you get you 690's back can you post a review and whether you were happy with the job they did. thanks in advance steve.
October 30, 200420 yr what does a copper underlay do and how much extra would it cost per club? also when you get you 690's back can you post a review and whether you were happy with the job they did. Â thanks in advance steve. Copper underlay is going to create a softer feel off the club face. 99% of the time the copper underlay in included in the price of the satin finish. I will make sure to post pix and a full review when they come back. Steve :smile2:
November 22, 200420 yr How 'bout powder coating? Just like they do on fancy car engine dress-ups... Any ideas, concerns or thoughts are appreciated. Thanks.
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