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  • PunchoutPro
    Member
    • Jan 2017
    • 57

    #1

    Washing Impact Screen

    Has anybody tried washing their impact screen and how were the results?

    Maybe this has been discussed, but I did a quick search on here and wasn't able to find much.
  • Craig118
    Super Member
    • Aug 2014
    • 633

    #2
    I have the HQ2 screen from Par2pro. I have washed mine a couple of times. Don't expect miracles as far as removing all the ball marks and returning your screen to like new condition. Here are the specs for this material off the par2pro website.

    HQ2 Impact Screen Material – General Guidelines
    Mounting
    - Use only the mounting method(s) recommended / sold by Par2Pro
    - Only use backstop(s) recommended / sold by Par2Pro
    - Do not put anything behind the screen that may get damaged (ie: windows) as a ball may go through the
    screen at the end of the screen’s lifespan.
    Wrinkles
    - Steam w/ cloth over steamer to prevent water stains
    - Low Setting to prevent melting of the yarn
    - Steam iron flat on turf flooring for best results
    - Pressing too hard may produce waves / puckering
    - Use only distilled water unless otherwise noted in the steamer’s instructions
    Par2Pro uses the Conair GS23RC Extreme Steam Fabric Steamer with Dual Heat; however, we cannot
    guarantee your results will be the same as ours.
    Usage
    - Use proper golfing methods
    - Always use clean clubs and balls
    - Do not use Pro V1 golf balls as we have found these to reduce the screen life significantly
    - Ensure all balls do not have ANY damage (cracks, nicks, etc.) or markings
    - Check screen regularly for wear, should you find any wear that may turn into a hole/tear, discontinue use
    immediately and contact Par2Pro for a replacement
    Regular Cleaning
    - Remove any attachments (ie: netting) if possible
    - Warm water wash
    - No bleach or detergents
    - Wash dark colors separately
    - Tumble dry synthetic setting
    Stains
    - Results may vary according to the stain
    - Use mild dishwasher soap
    - Test in an inconspicuous location

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    • PunchoutPro
      PunchoutPro commented
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      Good info. Thanks. I am going to try washing mine after the holiday break. It's been up for 2 years. After over ten thousand swings, it has worn great but is starting to get a little dirty towards the center.
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