Bettinardi BB1 refinishing.. "NOW WITH PICS"

You can send it to Bettinardi who can refinish to original look. Not sure their turnaround time. I've also used BOS and Kevin Colbert. Both have done a great job for me. If you look long enough, you'll find lovers and haters of all the different refinishing services. All depends on what you want done.

if you dont send it back to bettinardi definitely go to BOS. they do some of the best work out there with multiple finishes. their usual turn around time is around 2 weeks but the putter will come back looking brand new with no nicks dings or scratches. their work is top of the line

I saw in another thread Slighter is on vacation this week.

I can't recommend BOS personally, but if it was mine I would send it back to Bettinardi. Kevin Colbert also comes highly recommend.

--jason

To those of you who have posted, can you post contact or pm contact information for the people you have recommended? Also maybe ballpark me a price for the refinish...

Any pictures of the head your looking to refinish ?

Jimmy

Just posted a couple.. they are not the best pics, but they were all the member could offer me. I will get some high res pics Tuesday when I unwrap the packaging. I just want pleased with the feel of my Circa 62 #3, it was a sick looking stick, but not for me. I like the feel of my Method, and Bettis feel like the method, but alittle more clicky "which I like" Anyway, I figured one is like new not even a scratch and the other is in the quality shown.

LaMont Mann, Kevin Colbert, Tom Slighter, BOS. Those are my top 4 options.

I'd have to recommend giving very serious thought to sticking with Studio B on this one. Bettinardi's honeycomb faces are like jewelry and deserved to be maintained, if at all possible.
Sometimes the best place to go for a fresh new look is right back where it came from in the first place.
Just my thoughts on this one,
LaMont in AZ

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I'd have to recommend giving very serious thought to sticking with Studio B on this one. Bettinardi's honeycomb faces are like jewelry and deserved to be maintained, if at all possible.
Sometimes the best place to go for a fresh new look is right back where it came from in the first place.
Just my thoughts on this one,
LaMont in AZ
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Im thinking the same thing but still want to hear options, I can always do a custom paintfill if they wont do it at the B.

I'd send her to Bettinardi for the refinish =) Their work is second to none! BOS is a good second choice too.

Bettinardi will charge you $165 plus shipping for the refinish. This is just my opinion but you might want to send that putter to LaMont or one of the other places members have suggested in this thread. If your looking to resell this putter after the refinish the $165 on top of whatever you have invested initially might put you in a bad position when you list the putter for sale.

Jimmy

This is why I like stainless putters. They dont need refinishing as often, and when they do, it is much cheaper.