🔥 ONLY SWAG LEFT!!! Titliest TSi3 Hybird and 3 Wood, Swag Vader Headcover sealed too! 🔥

[luke1333]

Few miscellaneous items up for sale today!

 

First up is a Swag MAY THE FORETH BLADE COVER Vader Edition Sealed with sticker

 

Asking $old shipped or trades for a defaced fairway cover

 

 

Next up is a Titleist TSi3 3 Wood with Diamana Blue 80X, hit a few times as you can see a few marks on face but sole and topline/head look perfect! See photos for better idea of condition!

*No headcover, will ship with generic old tiger one*head is also ceramic coated so water just falls off of it! Don't ask why I have a problem!

 

Asking $old obo

 

 

Lastly is a Titleist TSi3 Hybird 2/18* head only! Hit a handful of times as well like the 3 wood. No marks anywhere that I can tell except for a few ball marks on face that look like they will wear off. Headcover is included with this one. Head is also ceramic coated so water just falls off of it! Don't ask why I have a problem!

 

Asking $old shipped

 

 

 

Edited May 12, 2021 by luke1333

[MH2]

Please explain the ceramic coating

[xjohnx]

I’m a detailer. I coat my clubs too. Lol 

[noodle3872]

5 minutes ago, MH2 said:

Please explain the ceramic coating

Same product as used on a car paint. I’m guessing he thinks it will help protect the head from some scratches. 

Edited May 9, 2021 by noodle3872

[xjohnx]

2 minutes ago, noodle3872 said:

Same product as used on a car paint. I’m guessing he thinks it will help protect the head from some scratches. 

It will definitely protect better against fine swirling and scratching from pulling the headcover on and off etc. a good coating is 9H hardness which is much harder than the clear coat used in the finishing process. 

[mp57]

Pretty cool idea to coat them like that. 👍

[MH2]

Interesting 

[luke1333]

15 minutes ago, MH2 said:

Please explain the ceramic coating

just as xjohnx said. Makes them more scratch resistant and easier to clean. Water literally won't stick to them lol it is quite impressive. 

[xjohnx]

If only coating vehicles was as easy as coating golf clubs... 

[luke1333]

Just now, xjohnx said:

If only coating vehicles was as easy as coating golf clubs... 

Ha looks good man! I need to do my truck! Did my chrome summer wheels and it is insane to watch the water just fall off! Can't imagine the whole truck like that!

[rbj69]

Hey what coating do you use?

[Richsgbox]

1 hour ago, rbj69 said:

Hey what coating do you use?

I'd like to know more too. 

 

Let's a thread going somewhere. 

[jdubya13]

Soon all of gwrx will be coating their clubheads, grips, lamb ballmarkers, etc.

[luke1333]

7 hours ago, rbj69 said:

Hey what coating do you use?

 

6 hours ago, Richsgbox said:

I'd like to know more too. 

 

Let's a thread going somewhere. 

Adams graphene coating

[xjohnx]

44 minutes ago, luke1333 said:

 

Adams graphene coating

The spray “coating” or the real coating in the little bottle? 

Edited May 9, 2021 by xjohnx

[luke1333]

1 hour ago, xjohnx said:

The spray “coating” or the real coating in the little bottle? 

Real coating in bottle. I'm not messing with that fake spray 😂

[xjohnx]

42 minutes ago, luke1333 said:

Real coating in bottle. I'm not messing with that fake spray 😂

Haha. At least you know the difference. The word ceramic is out of control right now. 

[luke1333]

5 minutes ago, xjohnx said:

Haha. At least you know the difference. The word ceramic is out of control right now. 

This is so true. Everybody sees ceramic and loses it and I'm like c'mon people learn the science first. Not sure the graphene does anything but never tried their regular ceramic to compare to it

[xjohnx]

15 minutes ago, luke1333 said:

This is so true. Everybody sees ceramic and loses it and I'm like c'mon people learn the science first. Not sure the graphene does anything but never tried their regular ceramic to compare to it

the only real downside to a traditional ceramic coating is that ceramic is a great heat conductor so the panel get hotter in the sun and make it more prone to water spots. The graphene helps against this. 

[luke1333]

30 minutes ago, xjohnx said:

the only real downside to a traditional ceramic coating is that ceramic is a great heat conductor so the panel get hotter in the sun and make it more prone to water spots. The graphene helps against this. 

Makes sense. I have heard a lot about water spots and ceramic coatings so that makes sense