OHS1Golfer

thanks for the help everyone. i really appreciate it. However, I've come to my decision, I am going to send it in for a complete restoration at the Cameron Custom Shop, I recieved one of my putters back today from the shop, and the work they do there is truly amazing, $250 for everything, but honestly guys, how many TeI3's do you see with pro platinum finishes and blue/white paint? i've not seen any, and this is worth it to be the only one with the finished putter.

haha yeah oklahoma is big. ima bigg osu fan, both parents went there and my brothere is there now. GO POKES!!!

i also forgot to mention i plan on doing the work by myself, i've heard great stuff about Black oxide services but i dont want major work done, i'm really just looking for a good polish

thanks! their all beautiful clubs. to me the Pro Platinum is the best putter cameron has made, i use a Pro Platinum Midslant. no rotating, just keep the collection for the aws from guests haha

Hello there, I am a Cameron collector (my collection includes 2 customized newport pro platinums, 1 customized newport classic, 1 newport circle t, 2 Napa valley Holidays, 1 circle t newport beach, etc. EVERY one is new) so I am no beginner in putters. However, one of my fellow employees recently purcahsed a new studio select, and knowing I was a collector gave me his older Del Mar 2 Long Slant TeI3, a great and also rare club, worthy of being racked in my collection. The clubs overall condition is mint, it has been well kept with a headcover over the years, but, as everyone knows, the Gun Blue finish rusts quickly, the putter had alot of rust, which I've removed to the best of my ability with steel-wool/soap/hot water/brushs etc. The Teryllium insert is perfect, after some of the same treatment it is as gold as new. The Gun Blue finish is still faded, with slight traces of rust. Does anyone know what polish or treatment i can use to sparken up the finish on this great club? instructions would be helpful, thanks. PS..sadly the putter isnt worth it to me to spend the $195 tht it would cost for restoration at the Shop. To much i could use on other Cameron Goods

i have testors paint and it workd great. like i said i dont use toothpicks anymore and brushs arent stable enough

i know there is little paint bottles strictly for painting clubs at stores such as golfsmith. might pick one up

what do you guys use for something like this? i'm a cameron collector and want to do some "froot loops" paintwork, i've done dots and lines with toothpicks. they dont work well in my opinion. take a look http://i104.photobucket.com/albums/m...frootloops.jpg

haha. Brad Kershaw is the name

absolutely right. the headcover is cheaply made and the O, R, and M are misprint. also, the bottom side of the club (sole) on a fake is really shiny, due to cheap recycled scrap metal.

hahahahahaahahahaha. i'm pretty sure he was mistaken and talking about Oil Can Vokey Wedges.

i hope guys. thanks!

i have oil can WEDGES and love them. i was curious about a putter finish. thanks anyway lol

there is no such thing as a "groove sharpener" the tools actually only remove debris from grooves, such as rock dings that push the grooves inward, it reshapes them back towards normal, but you cannot "sharpen" grooves, if it could be done, the pro's would do it rather than getting new wedges every 6 months.

thanks. all i needed to know. i'll pay the extra 30 bucks to get the finish i trust