How to clean rust off of golf club?

Question

I have an old Titleist Cameron Studio Design 1.5 Putter and the head is covered with rust. Can I save this club in any way possible!?!?

Answer 1

steel wool

Answer 2

USE RUST REMOVING GEL OR RUST DESOLVER. AVAILABLE IN HARDWARE STORE.

Answer 3

You'll need:

Steel Wool

Wire Brushes

Hard-bristled Toothbrushes

Golf Club Cleaners

Sandpaper

This link gives you good information:

http://www.ehow.com/how_3144_clean-golf-...

Answer 4

Either l**k it off or take a bazooka and blast it off.

Answer 5

1. You can soak them in a universal, all-powering cleaning agent ~ COKE!

2. Most irons are made of stainless steel or similar. A good stainless steel metal polish usually works for me. For tough stains use a non-metal scourer. Both items can be picked up at Big W.

3. Here's the same question with an answer that also might help.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?...

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Answer 6

swob it with a p**s of rag

Answer 7

Believe it or not, try a brillo pad. It will not scratch crome.

Answer 8

clean it with lysol!

Answer 9

Ajax Or ComET & A ScrUBbEr. aND ThEN UsE BaBY oIl WhEn dryEd

Answer 10

get some wd-40 and fine grit sand paper and elbow grease, then wipe dry and use polish or a rubbing compound and you will get it all shiny!

Answer 11

i eat pickle

Answer 12

Had the same issue. Those Camerons rust like crazy. I use Naval Jelly -- a rust removal product from my local Ace hardware. Works like a charm.

Your other option: For $50 or so (at least that's what it used to cost), you can send it back to Titleist for a refurbishing. They'll clean the club, buff out scratches and dents, and put a new grip on it.