Can T-CUT Refurb Your SCRATCHED and Bruised GOLF CLUBS!? (Amazing Results)

[@mrkipling3841]

Never thought the day would come where I'd admit to enjoying watching a video of a man polishing his wood...... Bloody good job Simon!

[@SASGolf]

Haha 😂

[@philipvandendool272]

LMAO!

[@dabatmaniamoutthed7975]

Man that was some great info can't wait to see the video when you try the T Cut paint great job

[@cikarang5]

Simon a far better product to use is Farecla G3 compound, available in a similar sized tube but the finished result will make T cut look like you have used a Brillo pad on it. Unlike normal rubbing compound the abrasive breaks down in use so you effectively are using a finer and finer grade the more you polish it out. Fantastic results

[@simonhobbs9097]

Try rubbing compound first for deep scratches and then move onto T Cut.

[@terrydinsdale1115]

Hi Simon, you've hit a niche market on KZbin with your content, I've been trying to repair the appearance of clubs for a while now with some success for my own benefit when buying second hand clubs. Here's a tip for everyone, use car polish on your woods and graphite shafts after cleaning once in a while BLING.....

[@garyreilly1544]

Brilliant tip, looking forward to step 2 with the touch up paint

[@pfg84]

Ok so that worked after about 1.30hrs of hard-work.... I think next time I'll buy one of those polisher bits for my hand drill and save myself the hassle. Cheers for the tip, driver looking top notch now but I'm knackered 👍

[@nickessex555]

Wahaaay, mine was one of the T Cut suggestions. Glad it worked for you mate and thank you for giving it a go.

[@kimbo172]

Mm tried removing a sky mark same idea t cut never had much success gave up with up it now I see it is possible to remove it good job for over the weekend cheers.

[@Mizman76]

Paint filled my 9031 proto hybrid with rustoleum oil based enamel. Put paint on light first coat and then heavier second coat. Some wet sanding after each coat to blend and looks like new!

[@Peter1990Jhg]

Been waiting all all day for these

[@jerry2445]

Hi Love the video.... had similar issues with a Cleveland 688 Driver . bag marks and scratches around the hosel. Tried T-Cut which worked for 90% but the tough ones wouldn't lift out. So I use Autosolvol Chrome Polish, only a very small amount as it is more abrasive, so you need to be gentle. Then T-Cut & Maguires Car Polish after. 99% done! Cheers

[@robertbaldwin177]

Just stumbled across this. Recently did a fairly tired Burner Rescue club with G3 Pro Scratch Remover liquid compound I had knocking about in cellar. The club looks amazing now, like new, I was gobsmacked.

[@slicerjohn1897]

The difference is quite extraordinary good job mate 👍.

[@SASGolf]

Thanks mate! I was quite impressed to be fair!

[@James_Vaughn]

Looks much better. If you are going to do a lot of these you might want to invest in a bench grinder with a buffing wheel. Or at least a buffer that attaches to a cordless drill.

[@paulrandles2398]

Got some t- cut in the garage and will definitely be trying this. Great idea.

[@MrShanghai34]

I used a spray clear coat on a few clubs I didnt care about to see if it would work. A few light coats without buffing or sanding. It worked. ive got loads of drivers and other clubs to do a Frankenstein on so I might do some light sanding and see what happens next.

[@adamsoper2605]

Another awesome video Simon! Thank you mate

[@5ebra1]

Good work. Clubs look great after your hard work.

[@stuartmackenzie2066]

Funny I only just did this the other day with my clubs. I had polished the car and saw my clubs and thought why not. They weren't to bad but I used Autoglym super resin polish and they look brand new.

[@marccolmer6185]

Best way to get rid of sky marks is to use car touch up sticks then T cut works a treat hopefully your get the same results

[@SASGolf]

Thanks for that mate, will look into that!

[@tomhanson7952]

Try a clay bar. You can use them for car detailing.

[@tomhanson7952]

@Dean Mitchell yeah prevent any further scratches from stray dirt. It may give a deeper shine. I'd like to see how it would fair up on the club face though.

[@martinritchie1706]

Managed to get a scratch out of driver from an alignment stick. Took a good couple of hours with a microfibre cloth and t cut

[@thatgeezeruk]

Wow what a difference!!!

[@jonnycivic749]

Absolutely amazing just cleaned my cobra 3 wood 2 hybrid's and my R1 driver even put a blob of autoglym # shiny clubs

[@paulsoper5320]

Hi Simon. Polishing machines are relatively cheap and very reasonable on Marketplace. Takes all the manual labour out of it 👍

[@alanduncan9204]

I'm off to buy shares in T CUT and Halfords... and look for some old tins of T cut in my garage.. great tip.

[@MrShanghai34]

Insider trading..... that works

[@davidhodder3382]

Wow I cannot believe you live right by my parents who live in the other block. Love the videos but I am glad I can say I know where this place is

[@stevelegge3307]

Meguires 105 and 205 and a microfiber cloth, the only problem with using any cutting compounds is how thick the paint is, if you use hand methods then you won't get a good as finish as a machine but machine polishing has the danger of burning through the paint. Another product to use on clubs to get the shiney back is Autoglym Super resin polish, it's more of a glaze than a polish but would work.

[@stevelegge3307]

Also try a clay bar, would really make that club head smooth.

[@golfrich]

Didn’t think of t cut but it definitely works

[@SASGolf]

Thanks for watching Guys! Let me know if this video helped at all and what club refurb methods you want to see next?

[@lacabala31]

nice video! I don't know if It would work on my matte black sky marks... I'd like to see if there's any chance to repair the face of forged clubs?

[@topnoob100]

@@lacabala31 it is possible but involves blasting the clubs to remove the chrome plating and any other wear then re plating the club and cutting the grooves

[@jameselliott3460]

These are the videos we want, amazing tips Simon. Keep up the hard work

[@davids9192]

Could you do a video to show how I can get my oven clean?

[@ianrobertson1334]

Sound idea and vid. Any ideas on hybrid/driver club face restoration?

[@ChristopherDowning]

Yep......your in the same zone as polishing out scratches on a guitar. At the end a wipe with a cloth and very very little 3in1 oil looks great.

[@karldann3107]

I like this restoration on used clubs, I hate SCRATCHES on clubs

[@djoycec]

Maguires ultimate compound will work brilliant too.

[@MrBlurryeyes]

I've seen acrylic nail polish used to touch up sky marks Simon. I was going to try refurbishing my irons but not sure if there's a protective coating to stop it rusting that I may remove by using sand paper.

[@25200706]

Try 3000 grit wet and dry and then t cut/ polish as it's a lot quicker and u will get a better finish. Enamel paint for infilling the chips

[@nickhaslam3253]

You can get buffing pads that fit on a drill. That could work really well.

[@SASGolf]

Yeah think I need to invest in some machinery soon, save the elbows 😅

[@nickhaslam3253]

SAS Golf have a look a car detailing stuff. eBay have some good stuff at very reasonable prices

[@plebgevalorant9410]

@@SASGolf careful with drills as it concentrates a lot of heat on one spot, so take it easy. Probably worth checking out forensic detailing channel on how to correct paint correctly, process is he same as a car as you say.

[@CarlosPerez-hs6cm]

Would be interesting to see how much a buffing pad on a power drill might help to reduce time without damaging the club. Good to know that products like that can clear up some of those scratches

[@Phil222G]

Simon what would you use to restore a club that is matt black my brand new club had been scratched on the crown taking the matt paint off and showing a gloss under coat my OCD is going off the scale everytime I look at it please help any advice ?

[@samhirst7331]

thought the tcut would work. looking good

[@ianmooregolf]

Try nail varnish to infill easy to smooth out with T cut

[@Al-oy3pk]

Interesting vid. Any thoughts for how I could do this for an M2 with sky marks on the white paint?

[@guyhall6592]

Have you refurbed any old brass putter heads? I'm using Bar Keepers Friend in my first round of cleaning, works well. $2.95 USD T-Cut = $17.99 for that same small tube.

[@johncunnington6437]

Hi simon would love to see a vid on how you extend and regrip irons. Just bought a standard set and need to add 1/2 a inch on each. Thanks 👍

[@AVDFI1961]

Hi Simon, thanks for 4he vid and looks like a great solution for clubs with a gloss finish. What do you think would work for clubs with a matte like carbon finish like a Taylormade SIM 2 driver?

[@jamesda86]

Did u get any traction on this?

[@stevencrafton6081]

I'm curious to see if you put the compound on a buffing dremmel tool

[@jimroland7542]

I am 3 years late but 3 M auto rubbing compound is the best thing I ever used.

[@chrisverbeke2335]

I've had good success with scratch doctor which is basically the NA equivalent.

[@nojosm]

My 2 pen'th 600, then 1000 wet and dry even 400 for bad scratches first then coarse tcut, med tcut fine tcut . can the use the paint tinted versions to get rid of really deep marks, good job by the way !

[@rogeliomendez9135]

Crazy, just noticed a bit a mini gash on my driver. Have to look for something similar in States

[@guyhall6592]

can you separate the head from the shaft to apply even more elbow grease?

[@waynecalvert206]

Flash magic eraser works great too

[@mr-dpc-5018]

try a bit of the 1200 wet and dry lightly and then T Cut it, it will save time and effort. Why don't you buy a little pad polisher from ebay, saves alot of polishing by hand. Get yourself a black paint pen and touch up the paint and polish finish it.

[@mjsgolf7004]

Hi Simon, great vid, nice results. You'll do better with some sort of buffing pad on drill. What value do you think it will add to those 2 clubs ?

[@Andy_4470]

I just use black boot polish, it's cheap and it works on minor scratches, sky marks?......No! ⛳🏌️‍♂️👍 love the vids

[@zachf6048]

how difficult would it be for me to put the shafts from my old iron set into my new one? any tips? thanks

[@ianlloyd5600]

Can you remove the plastic shaft adaptors off old drivers to use the shaft in a new driver of a different brand?

[@jgdbb30004]

Saw you listed the SIM max irons the other day on Facebook, would you recommend the f9 speedback or Callaway rouge for a high handicapper? Also can you do more unboxing videos enjoyed that one.

[@alecpuleston]

Would it work on white drivers/woods too?

[@m.g.1089]

Is there anyway to clean up a driver face? I had a range ball that had some sand on it and scratched up my driver face. Any ideas?

[@markpreston6345]

Looks great....would be interesting to see what could be done with faces too 🧐

[@richarddrozd7585]

Great video

[@tomfoley2104]

You really need to invest in a Dremel, will take the refurb to another level

[@OurLifeWithAvaAndOllie]

works with matte vs glossy?

[@mgibuk]

I wonder if an electric polishing machine would take out some of the effort or if it would be too much.

[@christopherclarke5978]

There are paints that have fine nibs made for golf clubs on ebay and amazon. Just punch in golf club paint

[@deanrobinson2459]

What's happening with the long drive, old bean?

[@timesup3918]

Try a drill with a polish attachment it will make it much faster

[@Mrequine1]

Probably use a dremel type tool to buff them out

[@mikewest9847]

If the shaft comes off that would help control it as well

[@markirwin4792]

Will it clean up the face of the club some?

[@WEONLYTAKEDUBS]

I used this on my driver the other day and now I got a ton of hair line scratches do this happen to you as well?

[@aknight282828]

What about matte drivers eg Ping G400 etc

[@CountMackula]

This

[@EFGMC]

You should check out plain old toothpaste, it's already in your house hopefully!

[@karldann3107]

Can you tcut the face of clubs, as well, or does the polished face become problematic with performance?

[@donaldcroom1483]

my thought as well. If I start messing with the club face, do I impact the club hitting ball results?

[@martinbulnes6486]

Please do the ping eye 2s

[@sonycarp8271]

I get why you want to be on a golf course, 🌳

[@bertusstrauss3072]

Good job

[@SASGolf]

Thanks mate. 🙌

[@willmcelwain3057]

Do you know of a similar product for the U.S. ?

[@adammarlow2441]

What about a black sharpie where the paint is missing its not perfect but better than nothing

[@brianrizza2045]

The 2 dislikes must be professional club refurbishers😁

[@shaggy4344]

I figured out putting a strip of electrical tape where the face meets the crown after putting a skymark on both my 3 and 5 wood with consecutive shots on the range 🤦‍♂️

[@fezzer5315]

Need to do it before. I used to slice so would know this issue.

[@kevinpaterson5697]

Be careful it makes swirls I do it to clean up sky marks it help but be careful on matilic ...

[@MrGhostOg]

A drill or Dremel with a polish wheel will take most of effort out of cleaning up clubs

[@douglassmith3415]

anybody tried this with a taylormade? I've got a M4 with the silver top bit, not sure ifit'll work

[@davidsalmon5466]

Possibly easier with the shaft removed 🤷‍♂️

[@souley7]

Does this mean that T Cut price will increase after this video?

[@Krushvitzr]

Dude it's easy. Just sandblast and Cerakote. Then done. No questions to be asked.

[@jamieguest5425]

You say obvisouly soooooo many times haha

[@geewilliams2178]

Gotta be a wedge

[@thekid5345]

Low key how do you even sell clubs to people. I post a $300 wood online and people be offering like 30 bucks

[@ianmiles7942]

Love the videos and long time watcher. Can you please try to stop saying ‘obviously’ all the time though...😉

[@robertprins3944]

Well done but nowhere near. Buff wheel and proper restauring for a start. Will send you some footage how i do it.

[@malicarr1]

Never thought about using T Cut on my woods . . . but then again not as needed nowadays (famous last wordz)

[@eldorado111]

Will it improve my shots? If not... I've got better things to do.

[@SASGolf]

So why click on the video?

[@eldorado111]

...nah I was thinking you were gonna say that scratches etc will slow down your swing speed or something like that. That not being the case, it's not something I'll put my effort into. *Doesn't* mean I don't appreciate the video or your efforts. For those that wanna restore clubs nicely, power to you :)

[@NotHolierThanThou]

Duuuuude. It’s polishing compound…less talk, more results. You’re clearly not an “expert” so the story is “How’d the non-expert do?” You should admit, 8 minutes is a scandalous love affair with the sound of your own voice.