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Chris S
30/07/08 14:18
Having just purchased a nice, rusty Vokey wedge yesterday for £20 to complete my wedge set, I'm not sure how much or how little I should do to restore it a bit.

1. The grip is old and should probably be replaced. Is it easy enough to do this yourself? I have no aptitude whatsoever for DIY so when I say easy it must be easy! How much would a pro charge (roughly) for doing this?

2. Do people sharpen up the grooves when buying 2nd hand wedges? If so, how?

3. Most importantly, should I be leaving it outside to rust, or in a bucket of water, or should I wash it, or should i just leave it alone?

Thanks for your help
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Hatstand16.9
30/07/08 14:31

regripping by your local pro shouldn't be a lot.

I just wash mine and clean the grooves then spray it with WD-40 if it is likely to be used in the rain.

Don't know about groove sharpening though

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fengibbon
30/07/08 15:56

leave it out in the rain with a liberal sprinkling of salt on it...........

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Iain Reid 2
31/07/08 12:41

My pro used to charge £7 each to regrip a club, considering I can buy a Golf Pride grip for £2.50, £7 is a bit steep which is why I do it myself now, see other threads on here about re-gripping.

If its rusty dont use WD40.

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Alan Paskins
31/07/08 16:52
Iain Reid 2 wrote (see)

My pro used to charge £7 each to regrip a club, considering I can buy a Golf Pride grip for £2.50, £7 is a bit steep which is why I do it myself now, see other threads on here about re-gripping.

If its rusty dont use WD40.


£7 is a sound price really as the "Pro" is just that, a profesional, which is why he charges for his services to make a living.
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Shaggy
31/07/08 19:57
This tool will sharpen up your vokey grooves nicely!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=300246541639&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=020

iv got a vokey spin milled and this tool sharpened it up great.

Thats why im selling them now!
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Chris S
01/08/08 01:03
Just give me one and I'll test it out for you then everyone will flock to buy one. Nobody will believe you because you sell them so will lie to put bread on your table. Do the right thing

(I can't put smilies in my message (angry face) which is seriously affecting the tone of my messages!!!!!!!!!!)
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Shaggy
01/08/08 01:10
haha as tempting as your offer is chris im afraid im unable to give away the sharpener as im a poor student. I do admire your cheek though.
Never under estimate the power of a smilie!
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