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So Cameron doesn’t do any work on their aluminum putters, so I’m on my own with fixing the knocks and dings on this bad boy.
I have some questions if you guys have done anything like this before. Also feel free to chime in if you have any questions!
1) I know it’s bad practice to grind nonferrous on a bench grinder, so I was thinking about using a flapper on an angle grinder, and a scotch brite sanding bit on a die grinder to buff out the problems on the head except for the face.
2) I have a sandblasted at my disposal that I’ll be using to remove the paint and to give the nice satin finish on the club head, do you guys have any recommendations for a grit size, or sand vs glass beads when working with aluminum
3) I forget who but someone here is a metallurgist, I’m thinking about heat anodizing the head, and getting that nice bluing. I have several torches at my disposal, which one would be ideal? I would think oxy acetylene with a brazing tip. But I would love some feedback on the best way to go about doing this!
I have some questions if you guys have done anything like this before. Also feel free to chime in if you have any questions!
1) I know it’s bad practice to grind nonferrous on a bench grinder, so I was thinking about using a flapper on an angle grinder, and a scotch brite sanding bit on a die grinder to buff out the problems on the head except for the face.
2) I have a sandblasted at my disposal that I’ll be using to remove the paint and to give the nice satin finish on the club head, do you guys have any recommendations for a grit size, or sand vs glass beads when working with aluminum
3) I forget who but someone here is a metallurgist, I’m thinking about heat anodizing the head, and getting that nice bluing. I have several torches at my disposal, which one would be ideal? I would think oxy acetylene with a brazing tip. But I would love some feedback on the best way to go about doing this!
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