Calming Titleist Restoration
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- Опубліковано 7 сер 2023
- RELAX and immerse yourself in the ODDLY SATISFYING world of golf club restoration as this 1979 Titleist Forged Tour Model golf club undergoes a remarkable transformation. RELAX AND WATCH as we meticulously erase years of wear, unveiling a rejuvenated classic that honors its past while embracing a revitalized future. It's the Godfather of the Titleist T100, T150, and T200.
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*Shout out to 6 year old "Ethan the Animal Trapper," who sent me this club to restore! Thank you, Ethan. I hope you like the video!*
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I've watched a few 'restoring' videos in my time, but this one is superb, what a fantastic job you've done on that beautiful club! Probably even better than when it rolled out of the factory.
That's a great compliment. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
That is what I call entertainment. Great job Brad!
Great timing. Between family, work, cars breaking down, and this damn economy I needed a good calming moment.
I remember last year I was in a funk, and you checked in on me here. I appreciated that. I guess this hobby bonds us all a bit. Glad the video was a bit of peace in your day.
This is so well done. I've done my own club restorations for function but this is above and beyond. I now wanna find an old blade set like this and bring them to life with new shafts. This is epic!
Awesome job Brad! Keep them coming.
So pure, so clean.
Another great video/lesson. I appreciate the step-by-step breakdown. Thanks as always.
Incredible transformation
I have a full set of these exact clubs, planning on restoring them in the next couple weeks! Great video as always 👍
Outstanding. Thank you for sharing
So good. Love restoring golf clubs
Always a pleasure watching your informative videos. Thanks
I have been eagerly waiting for this video. I started this hobby because of your videos and have been just wanting an in depth step by step
Always amazing. Just beautiful.
wow. i could watch hundreds of these ...so good 👍
Another stunning transformation
All the clubs look like new. I can imagine this very satisfying seeing the end results!!
It's really rewarding to see their transformations.
Absolutely beautiful work
Thank you!
Turned out fantastic! Keep up the amazing work.
Thank you. I like this one a lot.
Watching you do your craft is a meditative experience. Very enjoyable
Nice. A lot of love went into that restoration. Looks new and it was fun to watch the process. I often wonder what some of these older clubs sound like when hit perfectly.
Mesmerising! That’s amazing!
Oddly satisfying. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Brad you are a wizard with the restoring. If you ever start a business doing this I’ll send you my set of old Wilson staff blades. I’m dying for this kind of restoring work. Love the videos!
Incredible Job!
Nice work!
This was extremely satisfying to watch
That's the goal! Just chill out and relax and watch the transformation... It's total StonerVision
FINALLY! I have a set of Titleist 731PM and this is a great comparison as I’ve been wanted to diy polish them.
Cheers mate.
Wonderful job Brad! 😊
Hi, Mark! Thank you!
One of my first sets. What a job.
Thank you. What's great about this channel is that I'm learning that every club has a story or connection with someone in some way. Thanks for watching. I'd love it if you shared it with a friend!
Beautiful !
Thanks!
Gorgeous iron!
Very nice work . It came out like it's brand new . Like always keep up the good work and your videos . I enjoy every minute of your work .
Hi, Manuel! Thank you for checking in. I hope your projects are coming along!
Price of art👍
Awesome as always!
Appreciate it!
Amazing work mate. Love watching your craftsmanship all the way from Australia.
Fantastic work.
Thank you. This one was a great transformation!
Beautiful
Out of this world good! Well done
Thanks!
Wow, above and beyond what I was expecting
Awesome. I'm glad you liked it. The Titleist Vokey video seems to be a popular one if you want to check out more restorations:
ua-cam.com/video/eUVwzxKgnfU/v-deo.html
Great job
Dude, you are so talented. I've just got my first grinder and a few attachments. I'm so looking forward to diving into this hobby. Also, thank you for posting your Amazon lists. It makes it much easier to find what I need. Please, please, please keep making these videos.
Thanks for the nice compliment. I'm glad you're giving it a try. I have more tutorials on the way!
I restored a full set of these last year then sold then for £200. Great video as always Brad
Excellent😊
All that for someone to never hit a 3 iron 😆 - absolutely beautiful resto. So awesome!
real clean! good work brother.
Thanks, man. The nice comments keep me going!
This could be the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen
Thank you! I'd love it if you shared with your golf mates!
Brilliant 👌🏻
Thats nice, always wanted a set of these...
I’ve never watched anything more enjoyable.
Thank you. My new favorite is the Tommy Armour I did recently. Such a relaxing transformation: ua-cam.com/video/7cHgNXfcG3M/v-deo.html
My two passions! Golf and restoration.
Also.. this dudes got a good sense of humour! I’d definitely have a “soft drink” with him 😂
Mine too! I'm glad you liked it. Soft drinks on me!
another gem saved
One has to give credit when its due 10/10 excellente workmanship Thanks
Thank you for the nice comments!
I have these irons and they are amazing. Especially the shorter irons. Pitching through to 7. Cant miss. I got second hand and mine were shiny. Mayb they were done up. Great job
bravo!
Quite unbelievable.
🤯👏
Love it. Thank you. Check out the tutorials if you want to give it a try. I also have a Facebook group for help.
@@BradMeehan I´ve already bought 2 sets of old 681/690 Titleist Forged irons in much better condition than ones shown in your video that I´m going to try and refurb. with whatever materials I´ve got (not much)
(you´ve inadvertantly going to get me into _serious_ trouble with the wife as Im already looking at more on e-Bay! lolol)
another beauty
Thank you!
Awesome work. Have you hit your clubs after restoration?
I really enjoy the content of your channel! Such an amazing transformation! I enjoy watching these clubs come roaring back to life! I have started down the path of learning more about the process mostly cleaning, face blasting, sanding/polishing and painting. But so many clubs really need plating. I’m still trying to better understand that process through your videos. Thank you for putting them together!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching. I made a facebook group to help you along with questions. We have about 1100 members now that contribute if you want to check it out: facebook.com/groups/diygolf/
Thank you! That is a big group! I look forward to learning from them!
amazing job! was just gifted a set of well used mizuno mx23 irons 3-pw that i'm going to try this on to bring back to new! thanks for the great tutorials!
Awesome. You're welcome. I have a mizuno video from the past year that turned out cool. Take a look when you get a chance.
great💛
I watched you do the mizuno iron and was impressed that was probably better as the iron looked to be in a worse state top work pal
I wish I could have found this hobby 50 yrs ago...
My goodness. I have a Northwestern 1i that looks a lot like the before. Might be time to buy that electroless kit!
I've got a set of Maxfli Australian Blades 4-PW that need this done to them. Great video!!
Sweet. Check out my Australian Blade video! This will be perfect for you: ua-cam.com/video/Iuj2BTndUI8/v-deo.html
This is amazing! How do you restore the grooves? Do you have to widen them?
Thanks for all the great videos! I recently got some Ben Hogan irons from the 70's (I think). I gave them a vinegar bath and scrubbed the rust off pretty well but now I'm thinking the next step would be to polish out the scratches with 220 grade sandpaper? I don't have a machine to polish them, so I'll have to do it by hand. If you could offer me any advice on next steps, I would be very grateful. Thanks again for the great videos!
Looks awesome! What's the difference between the first nickel application and the 2nd?
Do you ever Re-Shaft these club heads and play with them or is this just a keeper club head for your collection. Does the media blasting help the face become more playable if used again or just for looks more? Nice work very oddly satisfying and something I might want to do at my uncle's since he has some of these tools already, now just need to find the right clubs to do the work too
I want to be good at repairing golf clubs like you....I want to learn how to do it.
Love your videos, my family name is Meehan. Small world
"for the homies" pour earned a sub on top of all the great content. thank you
lol. Thanks for catching that!
OMG beautiful... imagine if you could find the rest of that set? I'm sure they'd be worth $$$...but i would be torn between selling them and putting them in my bag. But i would probably sell them after one round after realizing i'm not that good. LOL Great work!
Haha. There is a lot of satisfaction from doing this. I hope you give it a try.
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Hi really cool vidéo ! can you tell me what your using on the face ? any link to this tool ? and how do you know it gives the correct surface to have the spin correctly and everything ? Thank you ! i want to start doing it myself too i'm searching for the tools, thanks for inspiration
You are amazing
Thanks! YOU are!
Hi Brad, your videos are amazing. Do you reshaft the heads onto the old shafts or do you typically put new shafts on? Also can you get the plastic ferrules that match the vintage ones? Thanks!
Thank you. I put the old shafts back on. You can find.vintsge ferrules on ebay or take a look at BB&F Co. They make really cool replacements with some vintage options.
Love the videos. more or less, how much weight are you removing with the sanding/polishing and then adding with the plating? cheers
I got you:
ua-cam.com/video/ILSuEPAtgtg/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Nice work!!! Did You strip the chrome off or just sand it?
The acid etch takes most of it, the sanding does the rest.
Stunning! Lighthouse?
I was in Ludington, Michigan a few weeks ago. Gorgeous. I grew up Michigan.
@@BradMeehan looks like a 19th century lighthouse like the ones at cape cod or in Maine
glad i found your videos, also Meehan is my family name. small world
I rarely cross paths with other Meehans! Thanks for watching 👀
Beautifully soporific just what I needed before I went to bed - great to see these restorations 👍🏌️⛳️
Perfect comment right here. This is the vibe. Club gets restored, you get restored. 🧘♂️
What product do you use to remove the rust?
Quick question : how many irons can one place in the nickel solution at the same time ?
Hey Brad, I’ve dipped my toes in the club refurbishing waters. I started with some traditional belts but thought they may be too aggressive. I bought 2S and 3S scotch brite wheels and they don’t seem aggressive enough because of how long it’s taking. I understand it’s not a super fast process. How long would you say it took you to get the club from 1:40 to 1:50 in the video? Thanks!
Also curious
What a beaut
Is there a Dewalt hand drill attachment I can use instead of using the wheel for polish?
What type of paint did you use for the letters?
Looks like you might be from Michigan. Hi from a fellow Michigander!
Yessir! Grew up in Grand Rapids, but I'm in Kansas City now!
B rad, do you need to worry about any toxic fume from the plating baths methods you use?
Hey Brad, would you consider having a membership or subscription type of channel so our subscription would have access to have your advice etc?
Hi Brad. Amazing videos. Im inspired by you to my own restoration. Anyways, whats the material you used for sand blasting on the golf face? Thanks
Hi, it's the aluminum oxide media. I think it's 60 grit. The gun is a cheap handheld blaster if you don't have access to a blaster cabinet.
@@BradMeehan yes I'm thinking of getting one from harbor freight. I appreciate the response. Im a great fan of yours.
I have a full set of these exact irons (2 iron even has the original grip!)
They were my dads and he gave them to someone in the family and I assumed they were ultimately sold or given away at some point. About 10 years after my dad passed away, my uncle sent me a message as he had found them cleaning out his basement and wondered if I wanted them!
I’ve been wanting to get them restored to this level, but haven’t had the time, equipment, or knowledge to do it. Is this something you would do for a fee?
You should do a video doing a raw finish.
Hello, I'm one subscriber who watches your video.
I'd like to try restoring it, so I'm leaving a few questions.
1. Does restoring and using iron head damage quickly?
2. How many iron can you restore at the same time?
3. Is there a recommended method between electroless plating and electroplating?
If i wanted just the brushed steel look, is there a protectant i could put on it to keep it like that
If it's a forged club and there's bare steel, you'd be better trying the brush plating kit and covering with a layer of nickel to protect it. Might take 10 minutes. Using a spray like wd40 would stall it, but it's still going to corrode again. You could also re-brush finish them if it gets bad.
If they're cast clubs, they won't rust, so you can just leave them brushed.
Wow
Can you specify the link to the scotch brite belt I see so many and would like to try this in the near future.
Thank you!
Sure thing. Here you go:
www.golfworks.com/3m-scotchbrite-finishing-belts/p/mt0004/
Brad, love your videos buddy! Sorry if i missed this but how much do you dilute the acid? Thanks
I use about 70/30 acid/water for about 20 or more minutes. Some guys go fully strength. Also, leave it outside. It has a smell.
I use it for my swimming pool, it is deadly stuff. Thanks for the reply.@@BradMeehan
Two questions Brad. Why do you dip the clubs in muratic acid before sanding and polishibg, also how do you dispose of the acid?
The acid removes the rust and oxidation and any chrome that may be left. It also gives it a nice etch to sand and polish. Only on the forged steel irons, not stainless or cast clubs.
what did you use for rust removal?
Dilute acid bath.