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I know this has probably been asked before, but I'll ask it again. What is the best/easiest way to remove paintfill from a putter? Keep in mind I am brutal with these kind of tasks, so keep it relatively simple. I don't have any plans of changing the paint colour, as I just plan to leave the putter without any paintfill....although if I change my mind I have heard testors paint works best? And, a small paint brush to apply it...or a toothpick? Thanks guys.
What type of putter?
Its a scotty studio style newport 2
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Originally Posted by Geoff Johnston
I know when I took out the paintfill of my Titleist 990Bs (ohhh, that was a long time ago :-) ) I just sat the heads in a bucket of acetone. Didn't affect the finish any and took all the paintfill out. I'm just not sure how the acetone would affect the finish of a Scotty. Don't think there'd be any issues, but maybe someone who's tried it with a Scotty can speak up.
Wouldn't that automatically get you banished to Hell?? :devil :devilQuote:
Originally Posted by northern33
A little acetone on a q-tuip.. rub it in whip off the paint..
Ahhhhhh, there's the secret. :thumbsup
sweet...thanks for the help, sounds easy enough but I'll probably find a way to mess it up:redface
Not too worried about re-sale value and I don't like the paintfill on the studio style newports anyways.....plus it gives it a different look without spending tons to send it to the studio;)
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Originally Posted by Hacker