Circa 62

GehenHerzog · June 5, 2006

Anyone?

Does any have a picture of a stripped Circa 62.

I am trying to decide whether or not I want to coke it, but I need to see a picture, I did a search and couldn't find it.

Yes62 · June 6, 2006

Don't do it......

Use it and it will dull.

Play 2 to 3 times a week and it will reward you well

titleistgolfer8 · June 6, 2006

whats stripping it goin to do? i must be an idiot for asking that kind of question, but wouldnt mind knowing.

ckay · June 6, 2006

If you like fighting rust, then by all means go for it. I did this one and it sold for 275 on ebay...not bad, netted 100 bux and 6 years use out of it.

magee99 · June 7, 2006

That Studio design looks crazy....

Was it on Ebay recently? If so, I was bidding on it, but got nipped in the last few mins!!

Did you get that effect just from Coke, or was it sandblasted etc?

ckay · June 7, 2006

This one was on ebay about a month and a half ago. I used fine grit sand paper...1000 grit, to remove the finish, hand polished it, and then used a buffing wheel and jewelers rouge for final buffing. It took about 2 days to get it to a mirror polish.

VAN59 · June 7, 2006

Bet the putting in the sun is not a lot o fun,lol

Titleist87 · June 7, 2006

Bet the putting in the sun is not a lot o fun,lol

I have a SD 2.5 now and they are no fun putting in the sun with the OEM finish. It advertised as a "glare reduction" finish, which is BS. It is almost blinding sometimes. Could I send it in to get a 3x black finish? No. Only the pro platinum is available, unless you are on Tour - then anything is available.

ckay · June 7, 2006

Wouldn't know about putting with it in the sun. I had a few new flatsticks coming and was bored one night so I decided to mess around with it. I did it once before with an old TeI3 that I sold for 475 years back. Wanted to see what an SD would fetch these days, especially with a more "educated" Scotty consumer.

I'll agree though with the newer SDs and the rainbow finish. Those bastards are SHINY, and will make you lose your eyesight if the sun catches the topline at the right angle. They are beautiful though!