Ping Zing refinish

[ffmedicmatt]

Finally completed my ping Zing refinish. It came out amazing. Paint full needs touched up but this will be my backup putter for when I suck (which is often it seems). Got the black shaft from Putter Lounge (if I remembered their username I’d tag them). Great service from them due to some USPS mishaps but they were great. I’d suggest using them for anything. Also got the corded @"SuperStroke Putters" grip off eBay. Feels great.

 

 

[bripgall3265]

> @ffmedicmatt said:

> Finally completed my ping Zing refinish. It came out amazing. Paint full needs touched up but this will be my backup putter for when I suck (which is often it seems). Got the black shaft from Putter Lounge (if I remembered their username I’d tag them). Great service from them due to some USPS mishaps but they were great. I’d suggest using them for anything. Also got the corded @"SuperStroke Putters" grip off eBay. Feels great.

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What a Beauty!!!! is that BeCu?? How did you refinish it??? I have a couple of Anser 4's and a Zing 2 that would love to be touched up. I would rather do it myself but I trust and know the guys at Putter Lounge.

[kmay__]

Looks great! I'm in the middle of doing a ZING as well.

[ffmedicmatt]

It’s not a BeCu. I sanded the original finish down using different grits of sandpaper and then steel wool. Then used a propane torch to torch it.

[Murphy76]

I have done this to about 15 of my 40ish pings. Manually sand down, paint-fill, re-touch, but then I'm left with.....Whats next? How do I protect my work? Regular oil? WD-40? A polymer additive to my dog's urine when combined with a dash of Liquid Smoke?

 

My goal is to preserve the visual restoration, while taking them down once a month to play with. Nothing rough.

I want to maintain the work I did, without encasing them in 17" of Lucite.

 

Sorry if this has been discussed before. None of my searches came up with much......