Paint fill paint?

[StrawberryShortCake]

I want to replace my faded paint on my irons and have absolutely no clue what to use that would be tough enough to withstand the beating from the ground. I thought about nail polish but not too sure. 

What do you guys use as fill paint?

[hckymeyer]

You can use nail polish, if you want some added protect you can use a clear cote over the paint.

Personally I use Tamiya model paint, Testors also works great.  Just figure it's not going to last forever, if you have to redo it once a year it's not a big deal.

[tchat07]

Testors is what Anthony Taranto says he would use if it werent for Callaway having their own paint fill mix. He does some of the sickest pain fill imo so I would go with that. Just be sure whatever you get is waterproof. I bought a whole set of acrylic paint markers for them to not be waterproof aka when ever I wet my clubs and scrub hard the paint comes off.

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[heavygolffeels]

Model paint from a hobby shop. Works great. Better than nail polish. 

[Miboy62]

I have not had good luck with nail polish.

model paint or, I have also used touch up paint from the dealership, you can use a brush, marker, and the one I buy has a clear coat at the other end.

[808nation]

Testor or Tamiya plus one

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[deejaid]

I use Testors but any brand of enamel paint will work. Acrylic paint will come right off the first time you play.


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[ballplayer002003]

I also use Testors, works very well and is incredibly easy.  I like to use a toothpick for the applications, I have a small needle but I think the toothpick works just as well.