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Golfbum · 10-31-2007, 04:19 PM

Hi Del
Did you repaint that clubhead? If so how did it turn out? Basic black heads are easy to repaint.
Another good trick to help prevent sky marks is this. Wax them, put a couple coats of car wax on them. A friend of mine does that to all his drivers and fairway woods. Works great.

Platinum_Shafts · 10-31-2007, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Golfbum

Another good trick to help prevent sky marks is this. Wax them, put a couple coats of car wax on them. A friend of mine does that to all his drivers and fairway woods. Works great.

That's a great idea

65nlovenit · 10-31-2007, 07:56 PM

Put about 4 coats of Turtle Car Wax on it, and I put the head cover on every time I put it back in the bag, its starting to look pretty good, hardly see the mark at all.

Topflite_d2 · 01-04-2008, 09:07 PM

I just ordered a TM r7 425 w/ Grafalloy prolaunch blue 65g shaft and its used and I don't know what condition it will be in but I if there is any skymarks I'm going to use a product called Nu Finish scratch doctor. It is make for scratches in car paint jobs and is supposed to work really well well well see Wednesday how it is.

Platinum_Shafts · 01-04-2008, 09:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Topflite_d2

I just ordered a TM r7 425 w/ Grafalloy prolaunch blue 65g shaft and its used and I don't know what condition it will be in but I if there is any skymarks I'm going to use a product called Nu Finish scratch doctor. It is make for scratches in car paint jobs and is supposed to work really well well well see Wednesday how it is.

yep, let us know how it turns out!