Nude MX-200s

Acetone will remove the paint easily. At some point, when I'm ambitious, I'm going to take the paint out of my irons and refill the back of them, but leave no paint in the numbers. I bought a set of Titleist 910 CB's, and the paint on the numbers started to chip out after like 2 rounds, I saw a pro at a tournament at work last summer who had no paint in the numbers and I too .

Indeed, very sexy!

I did that to mine.  Use a wood tee to pry up the decal and cleaned up the little glue residue with acetone.  Worked great.  Only pic I have is this before/after shot:

Sorry, it's a crappy pic, all I had was my iPhone.  Still, absolutely love these irons and how they look once they decals were removed.

They definetly look a lot better without the blue decal.  For a company that is known for making irons with such clean, classic lines I dont know what Mizuno was thinking on that one.  Youll notice though that they only did the deal for 1 year.

yeah, I'm not sure what Miz was thinking with the MX-200 and MX-300.  I guess maybe trying to compete for people who were not the typical Mizuno customer and who were used to seeing the flashing looking clubs.  Instead I think a lot of people who bought them were people like me who like Mizuno clubs and the clean look of them but didn't quite have the swing for the MP series.  I bought mine knowing I would take the decals off...and did so within 10 minutes of getting them home.  

@ slide13 thos mx-200 look sweet w/out the decals...those are the irons that I would like to have...If I ever get some I will be doing that.

Actually, the JPX 800s do have a bit of the MX-200 look in them.  IMO they do overall have a higher level of quality in looks, feel and performance than the MX-200s did though.  You never believe they are cast irons.

Nice clubs, but definitely felt cast as compared to the forged MX-200s.  MX-200 is the best feeling GI iron I've ever hit.  JPX 800 Pro felt better, and doesn't have the stupid 44* PW.  45* is strong as it is, but I have to draw the line somewhere.
 

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Originally Posted by TitleistWI 

Actually, the JPX 800s do have a bit of the MX-200 look in them.  IMO they do overall have a higher level of quality in looks, feel and performance than the MX-200s did though.  You never believe they are cast irons.

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Originally Posted by max power 

Nice clubs, but definitely felt cast as compared to the forged MX-200s.  MX-200 is the best feeling GI iron I've ever hit.  JPX 800 Pro felt better, and doesn't have the stupid 44* PW.  45* is strong as it is, but I have to draw the line somewhere.
 

 

I prefer the 800 Pros too, but the 800s are nice for cast irons.

Yeah, i just looked for acetone nail polish removed and used that on a small rag.  Worked great with a little effort.  

I agree with that.
 

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Originally Posted by TitleistWI 

I prefer the 800 Pros too, but the 800s are nice for cast irons.

 

I don't know about soaking them, might take off the paintfill.  I just use a little on a paper towel or a rag and rub away.  It's a little tenacious but it will come off eventually.  They sure are better looking once removed...I think those decals are hideous myself, but the irons themselves look great once naked.  

It wouldnt damage the club itself if you soaked them would it? as long as the heel and shaft are not in the acetone?

I may be the only guy in the world (apparently) that actually likes the look of the blue stickers.

So I bought a used set of MX 200s yesterday and they are missing the stickers.  The previous owner removed them and also threw them away.  Does anyone by chance have a set I could get?  I googled my brains out and can't find any online...

Thanks...

-Adi