Raw Vokeys (or other clubs) care...

[Captain Nemo]

I've got a bunch of raw Vokeys.
I know they are supposed to rust up, but I like them when they have that nice smooth finish.
What products out there have you guys had success with a. removing rust , then b. Using a product to seal it or keep the, from rusting up again?

[benno_r]

I have raw mizzies. Quick bead blast got the rust off, left them nice and grey.

Keep the rust off by wiping down with silicone spray after the round.

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[Jazz18]

Coke works well to remove rust. Just soak overnight. Can slightly change the colour of the club. Did it on a Callaway X forged wedge once and it came up a treat! To keep them rust free, perhaps oil like you would with an oil can putter for example.

[Captain Nemo]

I've got a bunch of SC oil cloths...
Is there any product you can dip them in to keep them from rusting, like from Bunnings etc...?

[Daves]

WD40 Silicone Spray, or equivalent (SuperCheap do a slightly cheaper home brand).

[olddogmike]

Used to use Ranex (phosphoric acid) to take away the rust stains off the fittings on my boat. Works well.

[Daves]

Used to use Ranex (phosphoric acid) to take away the rust stains off the fittings on my boat. Works well.

Similar to Gel Coat Restorer. I am just in the process of cleaning up our Stainless Outdoor Lights with it at the moment.

[JADO75]

I love me some rust on my wedges, the dirtier looking the better.

[Dotty]

Soak overnight in Coke for mild tarnishing.

For severe (red) rust, I've used White Knight Rust Convertor.

To protect, Kiwi paint-on shoe polish in neutral (because it was already in the cupboard).

[backintheswing]

Silicone Spray needs to be electrical or food grade, otherwise it will eat any paint


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[BayBum]

I use 'Boesheild T-9'. Does the trick, just keep the clubs as clean and dry as possible. I use CLR to remove the rust.

[Oldplayer]

White vinegar takes off rust nicely when left overnight. Get an oil impregnated gun cloth and just give them a wipe after the round to keep them protected with the right sort of oil.