Hard-to-clean irons

mpatrickriley

One of the things I appreciate about this site is that a number of guys here have a lot of knowledge of the history of clubs. As I was cleaning my clubs today, the question occurred to me: anyone here have any nominations for irons that have more crevices than these? First world problems, I know, but they are a pain to clean.

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ode

Steam would work😎

mpatrickriley

ode I like that idea.

Other than that, they're really nice irons. And they were cheap when everyone was selling off all their Adams equipment :-)

DC300

Those do look like a pain in the ass, throw some packaging tape over the back so dirt can't get in haha.

ode

mpatrickriley I made a set of the dark finish Adams heads that dtg has, which has that same type of cavity.....makes for a pita to add lead tape for sw purposes....tweezers came in handy! My bro likes them.

Par4QC

Get a big bottle of Windex(not a generic brand) and pour into a small bucket. Set the heads in there and let them soak for several minutes, then just rinse. Probably won't need any brushing, unless you are a digger.

potbunker

I am amazed by how well De-Natured alcohol works for so many cleaning issues golf related.

Want your car windows spotless.........bingo.

Required for building and removing unwanted epoxy smears before it dries. Have also removed some light epoxy smears after it has dried. Gotten many clubs in trade with a smear here or there..........ugh.

sdandrea1

Too many slots - why so busy with the design? Makes you appreciate the eye candy of the muscle-back forgings. 😉

mpatrickriley

sdandrea1 Waiting to have the game—and the budget—for sticks like that :-)

sdandrea1

mpatrickriley Waiting to have the game—and the budget—for sticks like that :-)

Me too........

😉

newrider

I throw a couple of scoops of OXY-Clean into a bucket of warm water, let them sit a bit, light brushing with a dishwashing brush, a good rinse in warm water and dry them good.