Cleaning Golf Clubs

Spudmonkey

Hi All,

I have a set of MX-23's which are nice irons but are prone to rusting. Does anyone know of any decent products which will get these back to their shiny best?

Cheers in advance.

- Spud

k.p.h

WD40 is the only stuff for the job IMO. I'v a set of MP60's that rust in a few places where the coating has worn through. A good wash usually gets the rust off and then coat the heads in WD40 to help make them resistant to water. I had to do this a few times in the beginning as little spots still appeared but now I only do it every couple of weeks as a preventative measure. Shines them up nice too and the dirt slides off them too.:)

whizbang

its the coating getting damaged that causes rust underneath. I'm playing MX as well, and sometimes im terrified of a stoney lie for that reason.
but i do carry a can of WD40 in the car, and (most times) after a round, a quick squirt and a rub of a brush is enough to keep em safe.
Now that i'm thinking, i switched to a trimmed paintbrush in the car, it soaks up the oil, means just one squirt on the brush will do all the irons, and put the toothbrush in the bag.

Spudmonkey

Cheers lads, I'll give them all a polishing with WD40 and see if that works for me!

mags1962

Brake fluid does the job also especially in hard to reach spots like the back of irons that have a cavity, soak overnight. A spare rag/cloth/towel coated in fluid also easy to rub down shafts, no innuendo's please.
Coca Cola also used to work years ago but they changed the receipe.

whizbang

not sure where this is going... missing the joke
brake fluid holds water, and will strip any coating off pdq.