July 15th, 2007, 04:15 PM
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Scotty Circa 62 #2 07 help!!
my scotty circa 62 #2 07 model claimed no maintence needed although i dried it to perfection after every round and now its starting to rust,
the old circas you had to oil them, should i oil my scotty? and with what oil? baby oil? Wd40 etc TIA 
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July 25th, 2007, 11:55 PM
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Re: Scotty Circa 62 #2 07 help!!
I found this on a website...
I'm under the impression that WD40 is not a good oil AT ALL to use on carbon steel. There are other chemicals in WD40 that cause oxidation to occur on the putter, creating rust. Silicone Spray is what you want to use to preserve the finish. The best product to use with rust spots is FLITZ metal polish, but you have to be very careful when using it because it will also remove the finish. I would buy some FLITZ on ebay or anywhere you can find it, and use a QTIP as the applicator to the spots. After you are done using the metal polish, clean the putter off with water and wipe it clean, then spray it with 100% silicone spray. Has to be 100% silicone. Other chemicals will allow rusting to occur. Last edited by samsquanch : July 26th, 2007 at 12:06 AM.
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