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The real question is why someone would use Coca-cola when they are literally surrounded by more effective -- and less expensive -- rust-removing agents. You can buy various acids, including phosphoric, from Home Depot... and probably already have a few around your house.

So you are saying that you can purchase phosphoric acid for less than coke- we are talking about the soda not the powder, right?

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So you are saying that you can purchase phosphoric acid for less than coke- we are talking about the soda not the powder, right?

Not sure - it's just from the article.

I just clean my clubs before they rust. I've honestly never had the problem.
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I have a titleist vokey spin milled oil can and was wondering how to take off the brown finish. Any suggestions on how to do this?

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I seem to recall many posts on this matter.

Try the "search" feature and I'll bet you'll see numerous tips.
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Yeah, I tried that and the stuff that can up didnt have to fo with that.

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Driver: 909 d3 Matrix Ozik XCON 6 stiff
3 wood: 906 f4 Graphite Design YS-6+
Irons: r7 tp Dynamic Gold S300Wedges: vokey spin milled Putter: tei3 newport 2

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Soaking them in Coke seems to be the way most have reported doing it.

http://thesandtrap.com/forum/showthr...ighlight=vokey
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Thanks, seems like soaking it in coke overnite is the way to go. After I do that would it look like the tour chrome finish or the black nickel finish?

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Driver: 909 d3 Matrix Ozik XCON 6 stiff
3 wood: 906 f4 Graphite Design YS-6+
Irons: r7 tp Dynamic Gold S300Wedges: vokey spin milled Putter: tei3 newport 2

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Thanks, seems like soaking it in coke overnite is the way to go. After I do that would it look like the tour chrome finish or the black nickel finish?

It'll look like neither. If you wanted it to look like one of those you should have just bought that style.

And +1 for "use search" before you ask questions.

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Thanks, seems like soaking it in coke overnite is the way to go. After I do that would it look like the tour chrome finish or the black nickel finish?

Just a dull, raw finish. If you want, I can put up a picture.

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People not using the search just leads to 10 posts all asking the same questions.... which makes using the search more frustrating... see the snowball effect?

To your question, your "coked" vokey will be raw steel, which will rust unless you keep it dry, and maybe even add a little oil. I have the RTG finish on my Cleveland wedges, same idea, and they stay rust free as long as I wipe them down.
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I may be wrong, but I thought that I read somwhere that they did some tests with a launch/spin monitor and they found that THE PRESENCE OF RUST ON THE WEDGE INCREASED THE AMOUNT THE BALL SPINS WITH THE SAME SWING

RUST = MORE SPIN??

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I may be wrong, but I thought that I read somwhere that they did some tests with a launch/spin monitor and they found that THE PRESENCE OF RUST ON THE WEDGE INCREASED THE AMOUNT THE BALL SPINS WITH THE SAME SWING

Did you not at least browse through this thread before posting that? I believe I counted 3 times that people either asked or debunked this myth? http://thesandtrap.com/bag_drop/equipment_odds_and_ends On a side note, I've never heard the Coke trick. I'll give it a try on some old Cleveland 588's. Don't really use them anymore anyway.
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To keep the rust away you should oil all of your clubfaces after you clean them and after every shot. I carry a can of wd40 as standard issue in my bag.

this ensures rust free clubs at all times...scoring using this method may vary and i play a lot of bump and runs.

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I have used this method before and it worked pretty well. However since it removed the rust for me, I don't want to think what it does to my stomach when I drink Coke!

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So you are saying that you can purchase phosphoric acid for less than coke- we are talking about the soda not the powder, right?

Now that is funny.....

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TA7 irons 3-PW, SW
CG11 60* LW VP #5 putter.

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To keep the rust away you should oil all of your clubfaces after you clean them and after every shot. I carry a can of wd40 as standard issue in my bag.

Is this legal? I have herd of using Vaseline on a driver to decrease the spin I wonder if wd40 would do the same thing and if it is legal?

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I heard drinking Coke increases spin, is that true?
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