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Date: 15 Nov 2006 18:34:39
From: Frankie Mc
Subject: Rusty irons
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hi
Had to return a three month old set of irons that went rusty on the
blades[previous message about two months ago]
Now replaced I need to remember how to prevent it forming again.
I dry the clubs and stand them out of the damp but I have in the past
left the iron covers on!
Ihis was probably a mistake but need the do's and don'ts re club
caring.
Can you wipe a thin film of grease on the blade in the winter to
protect it? I guess you can,just wondered if anyone had done
it.Cheers.
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Date: 16 Nov 2006 15:22:35
From: Su
Subject: Re: Rusty irons
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I've bought a set of Mizuno MP-32s and rust spots began to appear in about a
month. I DID put iron covers on them and later I found out the covers were
the cause for the rust.
Don't use covers on forged irons!
Kelvin
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Date: 15 Nov 2006 11:46:37
From: glfnaz
Subject: Re: Rusty irons
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<Frankie McMurtry@tiscali.co.uk (Frankie Mc) > wrote in message
news:455b5be9.1624296@news.tiscali.co.uk...
> hi
> Had to return a three month old set of irons that went rusty on the
> blades[previous message about two months ago]
> Now replaced I need to remember how to prevent it forming again.
> I dry the clubs and stand them out of the damp but I have in the past
> left the iron covers on!
> Ihis was probably a mistake but need the do's and don'ts re club
> caring.
> Can you wipe a thin film of grease on the blade in the winter to
> protect it? I guess you can,just wondered if anyone had done
> it.Cheers.
If you have properly manufactured clubs, they won't rust.
If they are forged blades, they'll only rust if you wear the chrome off,
which should take a lot of time to do.If clubs rust after 3 months, you
bought some low quality clubs.
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