Looking for Recommendations for Golf Club Refinishing Near Me

It’s mostly aesthetics, like new paint, grips, etc. Some places offer performance checks, but it’s rare. Always ask what you’re getting for that premium price!

For those budget-conscious, I hear some DIY refinishing can save you big bucks. Have any of you tried it? What supplies do I need?

DIY can be fun! Use sandpaper, paint, and clear coat. Just make sure you’re ready for a bit of trial and error. It could turn out great, or… well, let’s just say it’s a gamble!

Ha! Sounds like a fun project. Just don’t blame me if your clubs come out looking like modern art!

I’ve always preferred leaving it to the pros. I had a bad experience once; my clubs looked like they’d been through a blender after a DIY attempt. Lesson learned!

I’m also looking for refinishing tips! Has anyone tried using custom paint specifically made for golf clubs? I’d love to hear about your experiences.

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I recently refinished my putter using clear paint and it looks brand new. Just make sure to sand it lightly first for better adhesion!

Good advice about sanding! What grit sandpaper do you recommend for prepping the clubs?

For sanding, I suggest starting with 200-grit and then moving to 400-grit. It creates a smooth surface without damaging the club’s finish too much!

That’s super helpful! Any tips on applying the paint without it running?

Yes! Apply in thin layers and keep the spray can at least 6-12 inches away from the surface. Patience is key!

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After painting, do I need to clear coat? I want them to last through seasons of play.

Absolutely! A clear coat will protect your finish and enhance the shine. Just make sure it’s compatible with the paint you used!

Great point! But isn’t there a risk of the clear coat yellowing over time?

This is all fantastic info! I’m considering giving my old irons a facelift. Any humorous mishaps to share from your DIY projects?

It can happen with cheaper products, but using high-quality clear coats can minimize that risk. It’s worth investing a bit more!

Oh, I once accidentally painted my driveway instead of my clubs! The things we do in the name of golf!

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