Paint Fills

[thesouthpaw]

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[asualum]

I have Titleist 704.CB's that I'm thinking about paint filling. I noticed yours. Question: I usually use nail polish remover to get rid of the excess. Is that what you did, too? I'm worried about taking off the gray in the cavity back.

[ksavy17]

just had these done by James Patrick Golf

[macglock]

[quote name='ksavy17' date='24 March 2010 - 06:12 AM' timestamp='1269432769' post='2337376']
just had these done by James Patrick Golf
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dirty.

[tbomb]

[quote name='asualum' date='23 March 2010 - 11:22 PM' timestamp='1269400943' post='2336975']
I have Titleist 704.CB's that I'm thinking about paint filling. I noticed yours. Question: I usually use nail polish remover to get rid of the excess. Is that what you did, too? I'm worried about taking off the gray in the cavity back.
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Those Tp's are sexy. Ya I used nail polish remover.

This is what they look like now...

[MattMo]

Where's a good place to get paint fill and what's the best way to apply?

[fore_life]

I hate to be that guy, but the answer is posted numerous times in this thread man.

[MattMo]

[quote name='fore_life' date='24 March 2010 - 08:09 PM' timestamp='1269482963' post='2339042']
I hate to be that guy, but the answer is posted numerous times in this thread man.
[/quote]

Yeah, my bad. I just now took the time to read the entire thread. Some really cool pics.

[SYKESY]

[size="2"]theres some great stuff on here guys i just got a set of Mizu MP68s just wondering if anyones got some ideas or have done something with same clubs, also i have some old oil can vokey wedges that i have coked so they are now RAW anyone got any ideas for them either?[/size]

[Golfoholic]

My Guerin Rife Hybrid Mallet Putter and TaylorMade R9 SuperTri Driver.

[ramradhakri]

[quote name='ksavy17' date='24 March 2010 - 07:12 AM' timestamp='1269432769' post='2337376']
just had these done by James Patrick Golf
[/quote]

Is that a black oxide finish or some other kind?

[Jeep1423]

So, I decided to do some work this weekend. I used Paint Markers...I need to get some glossy clear nail polish to finish it up...but what do you guys think?

6-Iron

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56* Z TP wedge

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[LottaBalata]

Lots of great stuff guys!

I just went to the local hardware store today, bought letter and # stamps, some acetone, went to the hobby shop and bought some more paints.

Going to get started on a few clubs.

[TitleistFan#1]

[quote name='CHEFMIZ' date='25 January 2009 - 07:51 PM' timestamp='1232934661' post='1447437']
This is my first go round with this, can't think of a better thing to do when i can't hit the course. You guys have inspired my inner picasso.
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I rlly like how u use the orange. I plan on going to Oklahoma State so i like the color a lot. Ur scotty has almost the exact same back paintfill as rickie fowlers shown on titleist's blog page.

[TitleistFan#1]

Did the following to a Nike SV 58* wedge I had lying around last night and assembled today.

 

1. Pulled head

2. Added 4 ports in read of head

3. Removed all paintfill

4. Performed C Grind on sole

5. Stamped 58 next to SV to make loft identifiable again due to being removed during C grind

6. Sanded/smoothed sole after grinding

7. Scotchbrite entire head then smoothed out with palm sander

8. Torched head (this one didn't want to change colors evenly for some reason)

9. Water quenched

10. New paintfill

11. Doweled shaft

12. Reassembled

13. Oiled

 

What y'all think? Took me right at 2 hours working time (slightly less)

(Hopefully the colors show up right, took pics out in sun and in slight shade, after hitting it a few times to test it out of course)

 

 

 

Wut do You use to get ur c-grind and can i just buy one anywhere. Also How do u make one, I feel like i dont get enough bounce with my vokey 58.04 so i wanted to ad a bit of a sole grind to help the ball up in the air on my flop shots.

[calky123]

[quote name='DBPGolf' timestamp='1170774508' post='431796']
well to go with the complete opposite of black....
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hiya, just wondering how u got the yellow paint out, i have a cobra s91 pro d and want to take out the yellow and change it to orange but its alot of paint ive done my wedges and things but thats easy , how do u get the large area out ?? thanks

[The Big Number]

[quote name='calky123' timestamp='1281043195' post='2621024']
[quote name='DBPGolf' timestamp='1170774508' post='431796']
well to go with the complete opposite of black....
[/quote]

hiya, just wondering how u got the yellow paint out, i have a cobra s91 pro d and want to take out the yellow and change it to orange but its alot of paint ive done my wedges and things but thats easy , how do u get the large area out ?? thanks
[/quote]

Go to Home Depot or Lowes an get some acetone. It will remove the paint in no time and not harm the metal.

[SOONERMAGIC]

[quote name='sbrylant' timestamp='1233207500' post='1454701']
a few pics of my custom paintfilled irons/wedges...
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Thats just STUPID UGLY!!!


Mostly stupid, but very very ugly! POKES SUCK

[C_J_T_2888]

[attachment=640175:IMG_0297.JPG]Heres my vokey I did last week[attachment=640175:IMG_0297.JPG]

[Guest]

i had my Cameron refinished and paint filled a couple years ago and it was quite expensive, i wanted to put my own little touch on my wedges so i began taking the paint off my Vokey black nickel wedges with nail polish remover, i happened to get most of it off with Q tips and tooth picks but am having trouble getting in the nooks and crannies to make it super clean before i begin painting. any advice to get them as clean as possible? maybe dip the club and let sit in the remover for a bit?

heres two photos of the Pro Platinum

[Guest]

[quote name='C_J_T_2888' timestamp='1281524537' post='2631918']
[attachment=640175:IMG_0297.JPG]Heres my vokey I did last week[attachment=640175:IMG_0297.JPG]
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very sharp!!!

what did you use to get the paint off? nail polish remover?

[LottaBalata]

[quote name='Mr. Brown' timestamp='1281846888' post='2639160']
i had my Cameron refinished and paint filled a couple years ago and it was quite expensive, i wanted to put my own little touch on my wedges so i began taking the paint off my Vokey black nickel wedges with nail polish remover, i happened to get most of it off with Q tips and tooth picks but am having trouble getting in the nooks and crannies to make it super clean before i begin painting. any advice to get them as clean as possible? maybe dip the club and let sit in the remover for a bit?

heres two photos of the Pro Platinum
[/quote]

I had the same problem. . .You have to get an old bowl and just let the club "bathe" in the acetone for awhile.

Then whatever is left, I carefully used a safety pin to get into the little areas and pick out the paint. . .

[kell]

Here are my CB1's i stamped and painted them.

[skyleralan]

[quote name='kell' timestamp='1281917266' post='2640630']
Here are my CB1's i stamped and painted them.
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Your CB1's look great, how do you "stamp" your clubs? I would assume getting them extremely hot then pressing them into the metal, but still wanted to see how this was achieved and what you would need. I always see personalized wedges, but wasn't sure how they "stamped" the club.

Thanks,

Skyler

[Blakester]

[quote name='skyleralan' timestamp='1282065221' post='2644984']
[quote name='kell' timestamp='1281917266' post='2640630']
Here are my CB1's i stamped and painted them.
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Your CB1's look great, how do you "stamp" your clubs? I would assume getting them extremely hot then pressing them into the metal, but still wanted to see how this was achieved and what you would need. I always see personalized wedges, but wasn't sure how they "stamped" the club.

Thanks,

Skyler
[/quote]

You do it with a "metal stamp." It has the # or letter on it and you hammer it in. There are some threads on here about stamping.

Hey all - just and FYI - I was at ACE Hardware picking up some acetone and found a "double-pick" among the nick-nacks they have for sale at the check out. It looks like a dental tool and works great for getting paint out of narrow spaces.

[taygolf52]

[quote name='kell' timestamp='1281917266' post='2640630']
Here are my CB1's i stamped and painted them.
[/quote]

wow that is unique and a great idea. how did you come up with that? You know what they say about copying is the greatest form of flattery right? Well this off season I may be doing this to my irons

T

[LottaBalata]

[quote name='taygolf52' timestamp='1282069914' post='2645176']
[quote name='kell' timestamp='1281917266' post='2640630']
Here are my CB1's i stamped and painted them.
[/quote]

wow that is unique and a great idea. how did you come up with that? You know what they say about copying is the greatest form of flattery right? Well this off season I may be doing this to my irons

T
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X2!!!! Looks very cool and original. I wish I trusted my self to actually use the stamps I bought, lol.

[randomhero1090]

Wow, pretty bad a** on the CB1s. Don't trust myself to do it either!

[taygolf52]

[quote name='randomhero1090' timestamp='1282071647' post='2645238']
Wow, pretty bad a** on the CB1s. Don't trust myself to do it either!
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yeah I do not trust myself either right now but if I get a set of stamps now and practive on an old club I should be good to go in a few months.

T

[randomhero1090]

Finally gave this a try. I think the orange looks really good. Red looks good, but not as good as I thought. Need to get some really bright colors. Used a combo of a toothpick and very fine brush. I rubbed the excess off with the toothpick after about 10-15 minutes of drying. Tried the nail polish remover on a papertowel trick and it didn't work so good, at least for me. But next time, I will remove ALL existing paintfill instead of just painting over it.

However, i'm happy with the results.

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