Scotty Cameron Futura Full Restoration

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • Please check out my other channel! Will be all NON golf related content!
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    Trying out my first Scotty restore, so I picked up this Futura Phantom Mallet for a decent price! I decided to take it easy on the subtitles on this one,
    thinking they just get in the way of the video. Let me know what you think. I can always add them back to future videos!
    ANY questions you have feel free! I will answer them all!
    New finishes will be coming soon! I will be trying out a few things from possibly powder coat, to cerakote! Many more options for colors!
    Sorry about the loud music & the bad transition to the outro at the end 🤦‍♂️ I got another copyright claim using royalty free music, so had to switch it without any editing. I did everything correct and they still copyright claimed the video.
    Anyone have any suggestions for a better place to get music I'm all ears!
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Комментарии • 43

  • @treyd1906
    @treyd1906 3 месяца назад +1

    What grinding/sanding wheel it that? Looks like it takes down the highs and lows but doesn't gouge the metal too much?

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  3 месяца назад

      Check any of my newer video descriptions. All of my tools and materials are listed there.

  • @beveridge1313
    @beveridge1313 2 года назад +1

    looks so good. my fav part is the black stainless patina!

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад +2

      Same! That polish before the patina really set it off!

  • @stitchwod
    @stitchwod 5 месяцев назад

    Were these Acrylic or Enamel paints? Any difference between them on golf clubs? Putter looks amazing!

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  5 месяцев назад +1

      Tamiya is acrylic. The Testors paint, which I believe was used to fill this one, is enamel.

  • @wyattyow4486
    @wyattyow4486 2 года назад +1

    How did you get the faceplate and bridge piece separated? Mine is stuck on there good I’m having some trouble getting it off

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад +2

      Acetone to try and break up the adhesive a bit, then some heat, and slow prying.

  • @bodynfocus
    @bodynfocus 7 месяцев назад

    This is close to what I want to do with my older TM Spider. But I'm unsure about the metal composition... i believe it's just aluminum with a black enamel paint finish. 🤔

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  7 месяцев назад

      Not sure of the models but Spiders have all kinds of different materials. From stainless to aluminum and plastic badging. 🤷‍♂️

  • @DooterEMT
    @DooterEMT 5 месяцев назад

    Did you re-mill the face? Why did you take the milling off? Personal choice?

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  5 месяцев назад

      The milling on these were so shallow and light it didn't make any difference in feel. Plus I want the smooth brushed look for this restore.

    • @DooterEMT
      @DooterEMT 5 месяцев назад

      @@igolf906 Ah! Make sense. Thank you for the reply.

  • @steveg1830
    @steveg1830 6 месяцев назад

    The screws on mine are stuck any tips to get them off ?

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  6 месяцев назад

      Heat them up with a small butane torch.

  • @DrunkPenguinCo
    @DrunkPenguinCo Год назад

    I can’t get the face plate part off the 03’ Futura “Patient Pending” for the life of me!! Horseshoe weight came right off with just a couple wiggles… the face part just won’t separate tho! I’ve torched, pried, soaked, and kicked… and it’s not even budging a little?! 🤦🏻‍♂️ any suggestions/advice? I’m I missing something?

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  Год назад +1

      From what I remember it took a lot of slow steady pressure to break the adhesive free. So wear some gloves, heat it up, and then it needs slow pressure to pry it apart.

    • @DrunkPenguinCo
      @DrunkPenguinCo Год назад

      @@igolf906 You were right. Just have to be patient, but I finally was able to get it… thanks!! 🙏

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  Год назад

      @@DrunkPenguinCo Awesome!

    • @DrunkPenguinCo
      @DrunkPenguinCo Год назад

      One more question.. do you recommend applying any sort of adhesive or anything under the face plate when you’re screwing it back together? I don’t think you did in this video, but just curious since there was some on the factory original. Thx!

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  Год назад +1

      @DrunkPenguinCo I didn't but you can if youd like.

  • @EHUDPOWER
    @EHUDPOWER 2 года назад

    Is there a way to make the aluminum a different color? I'm trying to win the same putter and think Navy blue and yellow ring would look so awesome on it. Like you might have to sane the top down too flat though.

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад

      You could look into anodizing for aluminum. Otherwise cerakote is and option too.

  • @ethanaditya642
    @ethanaditya642 Год назад

    If you were to estimate how much were all the tools and materials used in the refurb, what would the cost be?

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  Год назад

      As I was curious myself, I rewatched the entire video. From everything that was used in this video only, somewhere in the ballpark of $375-$400.

  • @nathanfurumasu
    @nathanfurumasu Год назад

    Hey! I’m tinkering around with trying to cold blue a 1025 carbon Mizuno putter head. It’s coming out pretty uneven like your first attempt. Any tips/tricks? Love you channel 👍

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  Год назад +3

      The putter is either not clean, or theres still remnants of a coating left on it. To get an even finish the putter needs to be completely stripped of any residual coating, soaked in acetone and baked before any type of finish like that is done. I don't really do gun blue finishes anymore but, that's essentially the same method for anything. Torching, cerakote ect.

    • @nathanfurumasu
      @nathanfurumasu Год назад

      @@igolf906 thanks! That was my suspicion. It’s having a little acetone spa day as we speak! I’ll give it another try before I pivot.

  • @texasspangler
    @texasspangler 2 года назад

    Brother that looks amazing, almost bought an old beat up one on ebay last week but thought it was to fargone to mess with.

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад +3

      Awesome! You never know. The only thing I worry about is face milled putters like these. If they have major dings in them you have to essentially sand it back to flat. I may be looking into face milling at home in the future though ;)

    • @texasspangler
      @texasspangler 2 года назад

      If you are able to do the face milling I am sure you will be able to bring back plenty of putters to life even if it just a hobby for now.

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад +2

      @@texasspangler For sure. I have a mini mill. It just needs a bit of TLC to get it cutting straight again.

  • @irufushi5998
    @irufushi5998 2 года назад

    Sweet 👌

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад

      Thanks! More Scotties coming soon!

  • @codyscribner1299
    @codyscribner1299 Год назад

    Mill the face and perfection

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  Год назад

      Being an aluminum face, milling really wouldn't add anything in terms of performance or feel. But most putters I do get the faces milled!

  • @heydeereman1040
    @heydeereman1040 2 года назад +2

    Looks good, but don't think I would have removed the milling on the face

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад

      The milling was so thin, that it made no difference in feel from where it was, to a smooth face. I now have options to get the faces remilled, which I do if they are bad enough, but for this particular putter it didn't really matter. The person who purchased it loved it!

    • @ToraxReborn
      @ToraxReborn Год назад +1

      @@igolf906 can you show us how to remill the face?

  • @michaeldandrea1725
    @michaeldandrea1725 Год назад

    I don't get the need to completely disassemble the putter head. It,'s not A '67 Corvette we are doing frame off restoration on...its a putter! Strip,clean,buff ,repaint your own color choice and make some putts! Enjoy!!! You do very nice work and I enjoy your videos,thanks.

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  Год назад +2

      It would be impossible to get all the nicks and dings out of this putter without disassembling. Also, each piece had a different finishing process so, again, would not be possible without disassembling. This isn't just a fun little hobby. People pay good money to have their high end putters look like new again. Half assed work isn't what I'm about 🤷‍♂️

  • @seansmith8807
    @seansmith8807 2 года назад

    That circle T is tour issue only.

    • @igolf906
      @igolf906  2 года назад

      Im aware of Circle T. What made that come up?