Restoring old iron set for a project

[Diamonds]

Hi guys,I have a set of Precept Tour Premium CB forged irons from the early 2000's which are long out of use. They are still my all time faves. A number of them have some surface rust spotting and the ones overused for practise have a rusty circle in the sweet spot. I am toying with the idea of trying to jazz the heads up and reshaft them with something else. No idea where to start really. A few questions if anyone can help;Can I expect to get much noticeable improvement in general appearance?How do I know what size shaft tips they take?Do I need any special equipment or can I just use a metal polish and try a few different grinder buffing type wheels?Is it possible to refresh the grooves at least a little?Any other helpful hints or links I need to know or see?Ta Mick(did an edit and the format went pear shaped on me)

[Ferrins]

Answer A
Geez mate bought and sold a set of those 5 years ago in great nick. Sold them for $90 and made a profit.
Why bother they're just rusted banged up shovels worth bugger all.
Answer B
First thing to do is get Bartenders Friend from Coles. This will clean them up nice. They are .355 Taper hosels.

[Diamonds]

Ha. Shoulda just bought those then.

[petethepilot]

Pm Wanlefty on here mate. Steve knows it all and I am sure he would help you.

[Timbo]

Another lockdown in Victoria has given me an excuse to breathe some life back into an old set of Eye 2+. I know that many think they're ugly, but I've always loved them.I was fortunate to pick up this set off eBay a few years ago that were only a few k's from my old place in Melbourne. They are a complete set from 1 iron to lob wedge all with matching serials, but they were well worn and had some rust spots in the cavities. I spent yesterday afternoon giving them a light sandblast and new paintfill, and I think they came up alright.