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How our process is different and what makes it better than the competition's?
Recycling Golf Balls
The process includes removing most or all the clear coat from the ball without removing the name. We do this with a mechanical wet blasting process, the equipment utilized in this process is very similar to equipment used in the process of prepping many new golf balls, before they are coated in the factory. This process allows us to get the golf ball as clean as possible and prep it for coating with our Binks style paint lines. The freshly applied clear coat, does several things, but the main objectives are to provide a consistent and more durable product to the consumer.
Refinished Golf Balls
This includes taking the wet blast process to another level in which we remove the original paint and finish from the golf balls, leaving the original surface to be re-coated, printed and then re-clear coated. This process being a more costly process than recycling is utilized mainly for higher end balls such as Pro V1, HX Tour, and Nike one etc. This process allows us to be sure that each ball is presented to the consumer in the highest quality condition and most importantly with consistency.
It is important to note that in either of the above process we do not have the ability to repair scrapes, dents or cart paths to a used golf ball. This is why we still have different levels or grades of golf balls, such as Mint, Near Mint, Value Grade, Grade A, B, and C etc. This lets the consumer know what the physical and cosmetic condition of the golf ball will be in when they make their purchase.
With over 50 years of combined experience in recycling and refinishing golf balls Links Choice is the leader in refinishing golf balls world wide.
| Links Choice Soars Through Performance Testing with Iron Byron
We are proud of the recent testing results showing that our Links Choice Refinished golf balls fly as far or farther than ordinary used rewashed golf balls of the type sold by many of our competitors. Links Choice, the industry leader in recycled/refinished golf ball Processing, Packaging and Innovation.
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