Wave as you fly over Orlando, and enjoy the weather down here!PGA National (Championship Course, Palmer & Fazio) playing each one twice.
Wave as you fly over Orlando, and enjoy the weather down here!PGA National (Championship Course, Palmer & Fazio) playing each one twice.
10,000 in less than a minute? Fair play, I love how degen we are.Wow, that was fast! 10,000 chips in less than a minute. I will ship all of the orders by tomorrow. I am heading to Florida on Tuesday for my annual Golf Trip and won't return until Sunday. Any orders during that time frame will be filled when I return
Thanks, Jim
About 30 secondsCrap I completely forgot about these. How fast did they sell out?
If everyone grabbed 400 that’s only 25 orders.Wow really? Why was the limit so high then. 400 was too much. I just wanted to buy 200.
If everyone grabbed 400 that’s only 25 orders.
I believe pcf could pro hit that quite easy . Problem is some like simple and some like complex edges, and colors. So be weird. Have to do a mirco cash set , cash set, high roller set and tournament set just to make most happy with colors / edges. Sad thing is we don't even need a inlay or hotstamp. LolPCF when TCR does a small (10K) sale
Enjoy the trip Jim
And no shit...how long would it take to fill a 500K chips order @GPI
Quick mathAnd if the limit would have been 200 them 50 could have got them.
Nobody really answered this question back when it was posted. Has anyone used Magic Eraser sheets? Seems like they would be good for chips? Whatabout the generic versions of magic eraser?Have you tired these?View attachment 624484
Not necessarily with these, but in general Chip cleaning using a ME
I've used the Magic Eraser sheets on some other paulsons that needed to be cleaned up. They were not that dirty at all so it didn't take much effort. However, those sheets are pretty thin and easily crumbled. If you really had to put in the elbow grease then I don't think they would be a good option for these chips that really need work. You would want the thicker pads.Nobody really answered this question back when it was posted. Has anyone used Magic Eraser sheets? Seems like they would be good for chips? Whatabout the generic versions of magic eraser?
This winsAnyone wanna try a powered magic eraser?
https://www.amazon.com/RotoEraser-Cleaning-Melamine-Attachment-Baseboards/dp/B07G9XM1QX
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@Josh Kifer , this is going to be your next side job. Hooking this bad boy up to your milling setup and cleaning pink Paulson chips!Anyone wanna try a powered magic eraser?
https://www.amazon.com/RotoEraser-Cleaning-Melamine-Attachment-Baseboards/dp/B07G9XM1QX
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Pretty sure you could build a Velcro insert easily tooOr, if you have the Velcro insert for a drill already, there’s the refill 12-pack:
https://www.amazon.com/RotoEraser-Cleaning-Melamine-Scrubber-Baseboards/dp/B07PKRTMHQ
I only bought 200 as well, same thought process as well.well i only got 200 so at least 26. guess i should have got 400 but wasn't thinking about buying any to flip for profit just got what i wanted.
It’s a disc with a soft sponge and a metal rod so you can chuck it into a drill. They’re cheap, I got one from a headlight fog-removal kit.Pretty sure you could build a Velcro insert easily too
how long did 1 take to do?1st attempt, tonight, unclean!View attachment 627866
I used a smallish piece of magic eraser and focused on the hats. Get the hats good and you’re most of the way there.
What is the ratio of warped to non-warped?A few minutes. Fewer strokes with decent, twisting pressure over the hats. I also had the powder TSP delivered today. And brushes. Praise science!
so at that rate I estimate it will take 5 hours a rack. Sheesh.A few minutes. Fewer strokes with decent, twisting pressure over the hats. I also had the powder TSP delivered today. And brushes. Praise science!
Yes... then add some flattening in. I personally think it is worth it.so at that rate I estimate it will take 5 hours a rack. Sheesh.