mjtgolf1911

My first project repainting my SM6s this off season. They were already the black finish wedges, but I decided to change them up and go with a Master's Color scheme for this year. Here is to hoping it brings out the best of my short game this summer!

Trying to do a clear paint fill on the weights for my Scotty. Did a color fill on the numbers and let dry for days, but when i try to fill with the Tamiya clear it causes the color paint in the numbers to bleed and run. What is causing this since the paint has dried for days and its another paint on top of it? Any suggestions?

I will give the Tamiya white a shot this weekend to see how it matches up to the 16' M2. Finally started to work on the Scotty a little bit and decided to mess with my wedges as well. Going for a Master's them on my wedges, hopefully inspires a better short game! lol First time doing my own paint job and these were done without needle tip applicators. (Those should arrive today) Way to time consuming with a toothpick and acetone to clean the edges

Going to start working on my first Scotty re-paint this weekend! Got my Tamiya paints and all the supplies, just need to set the time aside to start the project. A side question though, does anyone know what white paint will match best to a Taylormade M2? buddy of mine need his touched up and wasnt sure if the Tamiya White Gloss would work. Anybody used that point or something different for an M2 touch up?

What type of stripping process are you guys using for the paints? And what type of paint are you using to redo the logos and extras. Looking to get into customizing clubs more. The first time i did some irons I just used nail polish and some clear coat the wife had laying around lol