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1. Though curing that slice is still up to you, you'll strike the ball much more effectively with clean club head surfaces.
2. Brass brushes are softer than steel, so you'll be able to clean away dirt and oxidation without harming your club heads.
3. Use brass brushes at low speed. The #535 brush is especially effective for cleaning grooved areas.
4. Restore a like-new shine by following up with the #423 cloth polishing wheel and #421 polishing compound.
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