August 19, 201510 yr this is what happens when u have a pricey putter u can't sell.....i loved the putter but the glare from the polished finish was ridiculous Ahhh......so you Flame it Flame it some more Too splotchy.....Flame it to death ! Edited August 20, 201510 yr by robbie
August 19, 201510 yr Author Hmmmm......now the final test is can i apply blue away and restore it back to original !
August 20, 201510 yr hahahahahahhaahha. YES!!!!!! ok u mean literally just get a torch nad burn ththing.. pls tell me more i have SEVERAL.. shiny silver ones id love to put t othe sword. doesn the material its made form matter much ? il get my builder t od oit, think hed love it!
August 20, 201510 yr Author its just a torch....i know it works on stainless steel and carbon steel.....haha but I'm not sure yet if i can buff it back to original....i know there are several products like Blue Away and CLN and Bar Keepers friend which supposedly restore it back to original and people have had the best results after the fourth pass......make sure you remove all paint and all glue and then flame away !!!! haha i didn't even try a test run....straight to my GSS Piretti !!!!
August 20, 201510 yr Now I'm also thinking of stripping the paint off a driver crown and torching it. Ti is even prettier after heat!
August 20, 201510 yr Author Don't try this on a plated putter !!!!!! * but if u already have ruined your putter, may i suggest something from my lovely collection of Bettinardis Edited August 20, 201510 yr by robbie
August 22, 201510 yr Nice job. Back in "the day" everybody had an old putter and an old sand wedge. The flame finish gives the putter that "vintage" look which to my eye is really cool.
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