Paint Fills

[pfarnz]

My putter Before.

 

 

My putter After.

 

 

Customers putter

 

 

The one in the middle is my wifes.

 

[uvbears]

here are my recently done mp 62 - scratch wedges

[Simp]

When I bought these they had very little paint. I put these back to what they were originally.

 

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[NickasInSaltLick]

Did some Red Translucent fill on my New X Forged last week... nothing special but really adds a nice look to my bag!

 

 

Great looking irons :good:

 

 

I agree, those look fantastic! Going to do my X Forged in Metallic Purple with some gold accent on the 6 and 9 irons for the team I'm coaching. Go Griffins!

 

Only thing I didn't like about the X-Forged is the lack of paintable areas! But sometimes, simpler is better.

[mjamp]

Here is my latest.

 

 

[sbrylant]

a few pics of my custom paintfilled irons/wedges...

[uvbears]

any advice on geting rid of the tiny bubbles that can form in the paint fill?

 

my first set had a couple teeny tiny specs - almost just like a needle hole.

 

i used acrylic enamel paint.

[macglock]

poke them with a toothpick or pin, mess around with the paint in the area being filled before its dry

 

did you use acrylic or enamel? those are the two types

 

I use acrylic

[uvbears]

i beelived i used acrlyic enamel? is there such a thing? pretty sure thats what the bottle said.

 

when i the paint was setting i did not notice the little bubbles but once it dried there was a few.

 

not really a big deal tho.

 

pretty fun project

[Simp]

I used "Tamiya Color" acrylic paint. I just dabbed it on the logo and words, let it dry an hour or so and took some denatured alcohol on a rag and wiped it off. It wiped off so easy it was stupid. Like it melted it, but left the paint where I wanted it. Try it. I picked it up at a hobby store.

[MUCCI416]

Thanks for the inspiration...used acrylic pain from a hobby store designed for metal figurines and a clear coat to prolong life.

[Buzzkill]

Pimped Hogans

 

 

[bunana3]

I wish I could of captured the translucent blue better but it looks great.

[evensorodds]

Those Hogans look great. What kind of finish is that? Like a black chrome or is that just the lighting?

[CooGAR]

Those Hogans look great. What kind of finish is that? Like a black chrome or is that just the lighting?

 

Just the lighting.......

[Buzzkill]

Those Hogans look great. What kind of finish is that? Like a black chrome or is that just the lighting?

 

Just the lighting.......

 

 

Actually I did have them black chromed - just kidding.

[BUNKERRAKER]

Went with the black out on the cleveland and orange highlights

 

 

My TA2's went with the same with a satin finish im working on

 

 

I filled the small cavitys on the back in black and orange but it looked to much like halloween

Sorry crappy cell pics

[biscuity]

My first try at it. Using Model Master enamel from the local hobby store, some gold and black fill on my Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport 2.5, now dubbed "The Saint".

 

BTW, denatured alcohol works great for cleanup of the excess paint. I cleaned up the grip with soapy water and a toothbrush to clean up the letters, and a Scotchbrite pad to resore the velvet finish.

[bigred90gt]

This thread inspired me to mess with my clubs. I'm in the process of doing my irons. Being that I work 13 hour days, I only have time to do 3 or 4 clubs per day. I paint them after work, the next day I clean them up, and paint a few more. I've got SW-8i done, and painted the 7i, 6i and driver last night. I'll clean those up tonight and get back to work on some more irons. I only bought red and white paint, but I'm thinking I need to get a different color for my 3W and 2H. The Mizuno 3W has a blue and black shaft, and currently has blue, black, and white paint fill. The 2H has a green Aldila shaft, and is a Callaway x Hybrid, and I'm pretty sure it has blue, black and white paintfill on it right now. I'll have to figure out what I want to do with those. Anywho, here are some of them that've finished so far. It's pretty easy, as others have said, I'm just a methodical person who likes to take my time doing things, so I'm not in any real hurry to get them done. On top of that, I'll be working every day for the next few weeks (have only had 1 day off this year so far), so I cant play anyways, even though the weather has been in the 70's lately. I used Testors paint and a toothpick. I used Testors thinner on a shop towel to clean them up once dry. I think I'm going to go back and put some clear nail enamel on them when I'm done, just for some added protection.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Just for reference, this is what they looked like starting out. I'll post a pic of the driver when I'm done with it. The gold marks are now red, the "R" and the "425" are white, the "7" and the "t" and "M" on the words Taylormade are red, and the rest of the words are white. The 3 iron is just for reference to the stock paint fill on the sand wedge.

 

 

 

[birdieputt]

A lot of great work here, i always think that 'less is more' with custom paint fills.

[TMfan54]

my putter. simple paintfill just blue and a black sight line instead of white. irons simple too-filled in the "forged" and "taylormade" with black and made the "rac" white.

[jreed]

My first try at it. Using Model Master enamel from the local hobby store, some gold and black fill on my Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport 2.5, now dubbed "The Saint".

 

BTW, denatured alcohol works great for cleanup of the excess paint. I cleaned up the grip with soapy water and a toothbrush to clean up the letters, and a Scotchbrite pad to resore the velvet finish.

 

This may be the best looking paintfill on a Scotty I have seen. Great job!

[birdieputt]

I got very bored yesterday and saw myself flicking through some of these pages, i'm not to keen on the whole colourfull thing but i like the subtle touches that some of you ar doing. This was my first go at paint filling on my guinea pig club;

 

 

[elchene]

My MP-32s and putter:

[biscuity]

my putter. simple paintfill just blue and a black sight line instead of white. irons simple too-filled in the "forged" and "taylormade" with black and made the "rac" white.

 

Very nice work TMfan54, clean and simple. Is that Tamiya clear blue?

 

Do you use a left handed putter with right handed irons?

[biscuity]

My first try at it. Using Model Master enamel from the local hobby store, some gold and black fill on my Scotty Cameron Studio Stainless Newport 2.5, now dubbed "The Saint".

 

BTW, denatured alcohol works great for cleanup of the excess paint. I cleaned up the grip with soapy water and a toothbrush to clean up the letters, and a Scotchbrite pad to resore the velvet finish.

 

This may be the best looking paintfill on a Scotty I have seen. Great job!

 

Thanks! It was actually fun and easy to do, I'm happy with how it turned out.

 

I'll be posting some more once I get them finished.

[TMfan54]

my putter. simple paintfill just blue and a black sight line instead of white. irons simple too-filled in the "forged" and "taylormade" with black and made the "rac" white.

 

Very nice work TMfan54, clean and simple. Is that Tamiya clear blue?

 

Do you use a left handed putter with right handed irons?

 

the putter is tamiya clear blue. the irons just basic enamel black. haha and yes i play righty and putt lefty, but i MAKE putts lol

[TMfan54]

o and biscuity. that is a very nice looking fill. good color combo.

[mikec222]

alot of great work here, I think I'm going to try this out on a old tm wedge I have kicking around

[gboldman23]

Here is my latest.

 

 

Those look sweet. How did you change the color of the insert?