Color Changing Golf Club Experiment

[@boypiercemusic]

Back to back! The man is on 🔥

[@BradMeehan]

Thanks, BP!

[@adampark4238]

This was extremely interesting than you very much. I've not simple green in 7 years since I stopped working for the army. Thank you for bringing back great memories on top of an interesting video

[@BradMeehan]

@adampark4238 Funny. Last time I used it was when I was in the Air Force! 😆

[@adampark4238]

@BradMeehan did you ever get based in Germany

[@BradMeehan]

@adampark4238 No, Italy, Korea, and Saudi Arabia were my overseas hauls.

[@adampark4238]

@BradMeehan thank you for everything the US military gave me. I'm Scottish civilian contractor was mostly Germany and arifjan I worked as a turret mech and in the arms room

[@kevanpillay9701]

Really like this video. Was looking at changing the color of my driver's crown, but you just gave me an additional idea. Thanks for the videos.

[@BradMeehan]

I'd love to see pics of how it turns out.

[@kevanpillay9701]

Hi Brad. I have just tried your technique to change the colour of my driver and 5 wood but it did not work. 😢. I did it exactly the way you showed on the video but nothing. I used 5 batteries as I was expecting the blueish colour but niks. The club heads used were a Titleist 917 driver and a Tietlist 915 fairway wood.

[@BradMeehan]

@@kevanpillay9701 can you post pics in my Facebook group? DIY golf club restoration is the name. Thanks.

[@ronchi556]

Me too, set it up as a "science experiment" with my 7yr old. Looked like a straight up 🤡! Driver was a MacGregor MacTec, I even made sure to find a SS anode. Used a little to a lot of baking soda. 🤷 Can't win em all.

[@ronchi556]

I wanted to add, I'm also stripping down my daughter's clubs to bare metal. She's going to pick out the colors and give the rattle bomb a go. Shout out Brad for making me look like a cool dad most of the time! Love the channel!

[@BradMeehan]

@ronchi556 did you have a good electric connection? Meaning, did you connect to bare metal or was it painted?

[@BradMeehan]

@@ronchi556 That's awesome. Let me know how it goes!

[@cagedcode]

Very cool! Is there a way to make it fade colors to other colors? Does heat do anything?

[@BradMeehan]

Yessir. You lower the voltage and dip about halfway and you can get fades. I'm going to do this heat changing thermochromatic paint to a club. When the driver is hot, you see a different image: kzbin.info1Ep6QSLqzOI?feature=shared

[@Colestamper1]

Can't wait to try this myself. And to see the thermo paint.

[@spennce]

Cool! Makes me want to find some old titanium face irons and have some fun.

[@hailedwhistle]

Right on!! I appreciate your knowledge of this topic, I’ll definitely be checking out this!! Thanks for the awesome video!! Have a blessed day , !!!

[@mjac8373]

what an informative video! Thanks for the easy-to-follow instruction! I'm heading to my club closet for a volunteer. Thanks a million! .......................................(the background music made it harder to hear cause it's louder than your voice :-(

[@Paul-cm7ie]

Really interesting how this worked.

[@BradMeehan]

Thanks! And it happens really quickly!

[@Jon-gx6de]

Loving your vids! What sort of resotration would you do for irons that never had the chrome/ polished look? E.G Tommy Armour 845's from the 80's/ 90's, Ping Eye 2's, or old Taylormade burner irons? Thanks so much!

[@BradMeehan]

I have all the video for this filmed! I still need to edit it, here are the steps: you still polish it to make everything even, then use your handheld sandblaster (or cabinet if you have one) using glass beads at a low pressure. I'll edit this video to show you. It's the easiest finish to do.

[@Jon-gx6de]

@@BradMeehan awesome, thanks! Gonna refinish my dad's 845's and my grandpa's Ben Hogan Edge's with these videos. Super helpful!

[@BradMeehan]

Check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/lae0g36Nq7CFapo

[@drewjames9167]

Just picked up a titanium ladies driver (16 degree) I'm reshafting to use as a "tee 3 wood". I might have to strip the purple paint off and try this out!

[@BradMeehan]

Do it! A few subscribers already sent me pictures of theirs, and it looks awesome.

[@18MoreGolfShop]

How will it hold up with hitting balls?

[@BradMeehan]

Yes. You can't easily remove it with sandpaper alone unless you really spend time doing it. The sole would be vulnerable imo, but the face is solid.

[@ianchoo]

Does this work with any metal faces?

[@mintberri]

No, titanium only

[@chadode9048]

If my 11th grade chemistry teacher used golf clubs - I would have done so much better!

[@BradMeehan]

LOL. Me too!

[@mr.rananowactive2992]

Change color of Irons.

[@ryanfreebird1982]

That’s cool. I wonder if it could take the beating of golf balls

[@mr.rananowactive2992]

U r awesome!