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  1. 07-12-2010 07:30 AM #1
    Bill Wood
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    Any substitute for Blue Away ?

    this stuff is expensive. Stainless steel heads blue the most. Ping and Accuform are the worst for me. I was thinking of mixing up a bit of comet and water as a paste and using that.

    Has anyone found any good substitutes for blue away ?

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  2. 07-12-2010 08:27 AM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Wood View Post
    this stuff is expensive. Stainless steel heads blue the most. Ping and Accuform are the worst for me. I was thinking of mixing up a bit of comet and water as a paste and using that.

    Has anyone found any good substitutes for blue away ?

    thanks
    Bill
    Steel wood soap pad. You can also get blue away for a decent price at your local CDN tire.(Blue Magic for exhaust pipes) Other stuff that works is chome cleaner and Brasso metal polish. Use butane instead of propane
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  3. 07-12-2010 09:36 AM #3
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    Steel wood soap pad - or do you mean steel wool soap pad. The Steel wool pads that my wife uses to do the ... well she's got a dishwasher. Think you mean steel wool Chief ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Wood View Post
    Steel wood soap pad - or do you mean steel wool soap pad. The Steel wool pads that my wife uses to do the ... well she's got a dishwasher. Think you mean steel wool Chief ?

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    a heat gun instead of a torch .....
    if i could only putt !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by bobbyc View Post
    a heat gun instead of a torch .....
    heheh obviously you've never pulled a Ping iron shaft... they demand insane amounts of heat and a head gun will not get 'er done. The older Pings are the worst. You need to torch them until they 'pop'.
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    I use a powder called * Bar Keepers Friend * and water, seems to work great. This looks much the same as comet. I have used Blue Away but found this just as good and a lot cheaper.
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    Buffing Machine

    http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/buff_machine.htm

    I have been using one of these for years. Great investment. You can polish irons and wood soles, gives that added touch for repairs. Got mine on sale for $99. If you decide to buy get a couple of extra 6” sisal wheels and 6” spiral sewn cotton wheels. I do some refinishing and this is great for small scratches and final buffing.
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