Refurbishing an old set of irons ?

[Gerald]

Last year I bumped into my old set when browsing through the garage for things to sell at a flea market. They are the Wilson Staff Tour Fluid Feel of about 1987 and well as I praticed really a lot in those days..... it is clear where the sweetspots are ...... the 3i has the size of a ball ...... pfff ..... how in the world we were able to hit 200+ yds balls with these ?

Anyway I took these to the range a few times and well the mid irons - wedges are still nice to hit musscle blades.

I plan to refurbish these, just to honour them, play them once in a while, but I am no metal worker, any ideas ?

[mlf16507]

http://www.golfworks.com/article.asp?ai=194 

http://www.theironfactory.com/

Here are 2 in the US,that do great work!

[Gerald]

OK thanks ...... I was more into looking for a nice DIY project for maybe winter orso......

[LankyLefty]

Really all you can do that is not purely cosmetic is refurbish the groves and get new shafts and grips.

IF your looking for a more cosmetic repair a grind stone followed by 400 grit sand paper followed by steel wool can do wonders.