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

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One of the best looking methods for paint-filling the “cherry dots” of a Scotty Cameron is the fade method. It is rather simple, and looks amazing when finished!

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Clear Tamiya Acrylic Paints
Applicator Bottles (if you don’t want to pay– use a toothpick)
Paper Towels
Precision Q-Tips
Acetone

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Zach Gollwitzer2021-01-03T03:21:48+00:00

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Tony

1 year ago

Fab stuff

Vash

7 months ago

Amazing tutorials!!

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