McMagic
McDermott's McMagic is the ultimate shaft conditioning system. It contains no messy creams or lotions and is washable and reusable. The McDermott's McMagic allows you to have the smoothest shaft you've ever felt.
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Description
Directions: For best results the shaft should be void of nicks cuts, dirt, and grease. If necessary, wipe the shaft with a soft cloth to remove excess dirt. Which sheet you begin with will depend on how rough the shaft is. For very rough shafts, begin with the green sheet. For shafts that have been recently polished, begin with the yellow or blue sheet. Cradle each sheet around the shaft and stroke using a circular twisting motion. Avoid creating excess heat through friction. Use each sheet until effect of previous sheet is eliminated, then proceed to the next color. To clean the sheets, wipe with a damp cloth. Soap may be used, however, do not machine wash. It is not necessary to use entire series each time. Grades: Green= Fine, Yellow= Extra Fine Blue= Super fine, Brown= Ultra Fine.
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Reviewed by rackam
Great product and easy to use/reuse ...
Read the simple instructions for best results.
Make sure to monitor your "progress" with the blue sheets so that once you've removed the dark colored grime from the shaft and start to see some light/maple colored residue you can move on to the green sheets and then the yellow ones for that final process. You don't want to sand down the shaft itself.
Be sure to properly burnish the shaft with leather pad after using these sheets to close the pores in the wood to keep chalk and body oils from building up.
These sheets from McD are slightly larger than the Nick's Edge sheets and thus offer more surface areas to pick up the grime.
However, I"m a big fan of Nick Varner and use his version anyway ;)
Willie
Make sure to monitor your "progress" with the blue sheets so that once you've removed the dark colored grime from the shaft and start to see some light/maple colored residue you can move on to the green sheets and then the yellow ones for that final process. You don't want to sand down the shaft itself.
Be sure to properly burnish the shaft with leather pad after using these sheets to close the pores in the wood to keep chalk and body oils from building up.
These sheets from McD are slightly larger than the Nick's Edge sheets and thus offer more surface areas to pick up the grime.
However, I"m a big fan of Nick Varner and use his version anyway ;)
Willie
