Removing nicks and dings

[mpfgolf]

Hey guys. I am wondering what the process you use to get out the nicks and dents and scratches in golf clubs you work on? If using a bench grinder, what wheels/compounds do you use and in what order if using several? Thanks!

[GolfJunkie302]

A Dremel does the trick for me. Just don't press too hard. Finish it off with a couple different grits of sandpaper.

 

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[mpfgolf]

I have also used a Dremel to get out the big stuff. Then go 80, 220, 400, 800, 1500 grit sandpaper to make it shine. But it takes probably six hours of work, and I know with the right tools I could cut that way down. I'm just not sure exactly what to get

[RookieBlue7]

A bench grinder is a good way to create something for your recycle bin.

[Headhammer]

As mentioned above I've had good success with a Dremel and then moving from coarse to fine sand papers.

[Headhammer]

A bench grinder is a good way to create something for your recycle bin.

 

Other than sharpening my lawn mower blade once a year, I have yet to come up with any other uses for my bench grinder that have had positive outcomes!  

[Wozgolf]

Thanks for that tip. I have a Dremel tool and never thought if that.

 

 

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