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Whats up everyone, I have a chrome Vokey 52 and I was wondering if there was any way to get this club to rust to give me a little more green side bite. Thanks for the info

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Whats up everyone, I have a chrome Vokey 52 and I was wondering if there was any way to get this club to rust to give me a little more green side bite. Thanks for the info

Zebra,

Rust won't make your wedge spin any more. It will ruin your golf towels. If you want to actually remove the chrome from your wedge, it should be done professionally by a chromer. You will lose approximately 5g of headweight dropping your swing weight through the floor. You will have to tip weight to get it back up which requires reshafting. If you want to reduce glare, you can go to the hardware store and buy scotch brite stripping pads. Tape up the face, and ferrule, and rub with all your might in one direction. You will brush the chrome creating a lower glare satin finish.

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Ditto what gas_can said, and here's an article for you: Is Rust a Must?

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