Sharpie for Cherry Dots?

[SDGolfRookie]

Just got an OTR Squareback 1.5.

- I don’t love the red dots

- Would using a sharpie over them work OR do I really have to strip the existing red and then paint? Would be great if a marker could do the trick (less concerned about it lasting forever - could always re-marker it. More concerned if wet morning rounds would make it run and ruin the putter?)

[GeorgeHWB]

Go for it. Once it's dry it should not run even if it gets wet. That said, stripping and repainting in a color of your choice is very easy. If the Sharpie looks terrible you can go that route. Acetone with a Q-tip to strip and Testors model paint to redo the paint (or any other hobby paint).

[mister2cool]

I have an older one with sharpied dots and sight line.. they do not run at all and actually don't even look bad. The color lacks a little depth but that's about it.

[SDGolfRookie]

Gave it a try - was originally thinking blue but didn’t have = went with black. Not too bad!

 

 

 

[jtitleist12]

Looks pretty damn good to me! Will have to remember this for future Camerons.

[buckrogers71]

I did it in a metallic gray turned out good. Took a couple of passes

[Spaulding S.]

Had the numbers on my irons start to wear off. I went to Hobby Lobby and bought a craft paint pen and it worked perfect.

[themule08]

Might have to do this.. my scotty lost those too

[wkuo3]

> @"Spaulding S." said:

> Had the numbers on my irons start to wear off. I went to Hobby Lobby and bought a craft paint pen and it worked perfect.

 

I would think paint over the color is better than sharpie. Sharpie will do but a nicer job could only be done with another layer of paint. and no need to remove the old pain if the surface is prepared.

[DiscoDiner]

> @SDGolfRookie said:

> Gave it a try - was originally thinking blue but didn’t have = went with black. Not too bad!

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That looks wild! I've never seen someone go with black. I really like it :smiley: great work