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Basic Refinishing

Introduction to Golf Club Refinishing
Learn all about refinishing golf clubs.
The differences between Brass, Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, and other putter metals
In golf club refinishing, the type of metal that your club is will determine how it will react to different finishes. Make sure you know the metal type before starting any project!
How to Prevent Rust on Golf Clubs
Although there is no surefire way to prevent rust other than re-plating the club entirely, this method will help manage rust on your raw and exposed golf clubs after a refinish.
How to Re-Finish a Scotty Cameron Headcover
Although this finish does not work with most headcovers, if you have a certain type of Scotty Cameron headcover, you can match it to the colors of your putter!
Paint-Fill 101
The quickest and easiest way to customize your golf clubs is by painting the text on them. I’ll show you some of my favorite techniques for doing so, my preferred paints, and some quick tips that will make your life a lot easier when customizing your golf clubs.
How to Remove the Nicks and Dings from a Golf Club (and polish)
The first step of any refinishing project is to remove the scratches, nicks, and dings from your golf club. In this post, I will show you the materials and techniques required to do so.
Basic Satin Finish
Here is a basic way to refinish any putter that looks great every time!

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Intermediate Refinishing

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Advanced Refinishing

Golf club refinishing

How to do a "Logo" Paint-Fill on a Scotty Cameron Putter

Last updated Jun 02, 2023

Written by Zach

My Clubmaking and Refinishing Supplies List

Keeping track of all these supplies is tough.

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My favorite paint-fill technique is the "logo" paint-fill. You can find just about any logo, symbol, etc. from the internet, re-size it to fit in the Scotty Cameron "Cherry Dots," print it on clear transparency paper, and finally put them in the dots. It is an impressive technique that you can really get creative with!

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Before Starting This Tutorial, Your Putter Must:

Have a base layer of clear Tamiya paint that is completely dry
Have logos printed off to put in the dots (end of video has instructions)

Now, for the actual tutorial!

Materials Needed

Tamiya Acrylic X22 Gloss,Clear
Needle Tip Paint Bottle (Recommended, but optional)
Transparency Paper to print the logos on
Scissors
Laserjet Printer

How to do a "Fade" Paint-fill on a Scotty Cameron Putter

How to Restore and Polish a Vintage Putter

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