How To Clean Vokey Oil Can Wedge at Christina Doreen blog

How To Clean Vokey Oil Can Wedge. The finish and crud came off literally the second the jelly. If you want to try and preserve your finish longer, you can apply a thin coat of baby oil and make sure that you dry and clean the wedge. I personally buy the oil can wedges for the sole reason that they will rust over time. I even go as far as to soak them in coke to strip the. It only takes a few minutes. I have used my wedges for the year and they are starting to look really banged up. I used a combination of naval jelly, white vinegar and wheel cleaner (not all at the same time), some scrubbing with a stiff brush, followed. The real purpose of black oxide is to make a very tiny, but porous surface that can hold on to a thin film of. Yesterday, i picked up a couple of used vokey oilcan wedges (52/8 and 56/14 deg.). I used naval jelly on my vokey oil can wedge and the results were marvelous. The unfinished wedges actually look quite nice!. They have a few dings and are showing a bit of. After soaking overnight in vinegar, i took the green surface of a scotch brite sponge to the wedges under running water to scrub off the remaining finish. I wanted to strip the oil can finish.

It only takes a few minutes. I wanted to strip the oil can finish. The real purpose of black oxide is to make a very tiny, but porous surface that can hold on to a thin film of. The unfinished wedges actually look quite nice!. Yesterday, i picked up a couple of used vokey oilcan wedges (52/8 and 56/14 deg.). After soaking overnight in vinegar, i took the green surface of a scotch brite sponge to the wedges under running water to scrub off the remaining finish. The finish and crud came off literally the second the jelly. If you want to try and preserve your finish longer, you can apply a thin coat of baby oil and make sure that you dry and clean the wedge. I used naval jelly on my vokey oil can wedge and the results were marvelous. I have used my wedges for the year and they are starting to look really banged up.

DIY Vokey Wedge Refinishing Oil can to Blued golf

How To Clean Vokey Oil Can Wedge The finish and crud came off literally the second the jelly. I used naval jelly on my vokey oil can wedge and the results were marvelous. The unfinished wedges actually look quite nice!. The real purpose of black oxide is to make a very tiny, but porous surface that can hold on to a thin film of. They have a few dings and are showing a bit of. I used a combination of naval jelly, white vinegar and wheel cleaner (not all at the same time), some scrubbing with a stiff brush, followed. I even go as far as to soak them in coke to strip the. I have used my wedges for the year and they are starting to look really banged up. I personally buy the oil can wedges for the sole reason that they will rust over time. After soaking overnight in vinegar, i took the green surface of a scotch brite sponge to the wedges under running water to scrub off the remaining finish. It only takes a few minutes. I wanted to strip the oil can finish. The finish and crud came off literally the second the jelly. If you want to try and preserve your finish longer, you can apply a thin coat of baby oil and make sure that you dry and clean the wedge. Yesterday, i picked up a couple of used vokey oilcan wedges (52/8 and 56/14 deg.).