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01-04-2007 07:16 PM #1
Scotty repair
O.k,so i e-mailed the Scotty shop to see if they can repair a putter with a ding on the sole.They mail me back saying unlikely,since it may be too close to the lettering.So i send a pic over to them,and they tell me possably,but we would need to evaluate the putter first,fair enough.
I'm very tempted,what do you guys think?Should i take the chance and send it in?[font=Impact]Dirty...Mean...And Mighty Unclean.[/font]
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01-04-2007 07:18 PM #2
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01-04-2007 07:20 PM #3
I am with dan. If its strictly for esthetics.. don't bother.. If it won't effect the putters playability and your going to game it, I wouldn't worry about it.
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01-04-2007 07:36 PM #4
That makes sense,but it bugs me really bad
I would end up with a new looking putter with a big ding in it[font=Impact]Dirty...Mean...And Mighty Unclean.[/font]
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01-04-2007 08:29 PM #5
I was under the impression that they would fill in a hole that could not be ground down for a fee ... or is it so close to the lettering that they couldn't even do that?
p.s. you could always ebay it and buy another one in resto shape and send it in ... would probably break about even on the deal minus shipping and guaruntee a full resto[SIZE=1]NCGT Ryder Cup Team [COLOR=black]Green [/COLOR](06,07,08)[/SIZE]
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01-04-2007 08:39 PM #6
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01-04-2007 08:40 PM #7
sorry, Jarred's got her all locked up ...otherwise I'd be up for the trade ...
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01-04-2007 08:52 PM #8
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01-04-2007 08:56 PM #9
Nylon wheel might do it.
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01-04-2007 08:59 PM #10
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01-04-2007 09:18 PM #11
here's a thought, get it done locally ... just need someone to fill it and buff it. Then send it for a resto, they'll clean it all up and go right over the filled area. It's it's otr not having a coa isn't the end of the world
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01-04-2007 09:26 PM #12
I can do the weld myself no problem,the trouble is the lettering,i will not be able to grind,buff without screwing the lettering.
I was hoping to do a complete restore,then put it away for 10 years
I will most likely be shot for saying this but...i dont like playing Scotty's
They are majestic to look at but for me,they just dont sink putts.[font=Impact]Dirty...Mean...And Mighty Unclean.[/font]
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01-04-2007 09:31 PM #13
Cov, I am no club repair guy but seems to me I remember my dad having a tube of something called liquid weld. It was like a mercury substance except when applied to a metal surface it would harden and stick. Very shiney. Not sure if it is sold anymore because of the mercury content but hey, worth a look see.
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01-04-2007 09:35 PM #14
Yup,that stuff is still around,i may do something like that.
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01-04-2007 09:41 PM #15
B, I think you could do better by putting the money in a 2% money market than paying to resto an otr putter and put it away for 10 years. Even now, new-in-plastic oil cans and gun blues don't go for much more than their original price, unadjusted for inflation. Even Classic 1s are probably below their inflation adjusted new price...except if you're a lefty like me, then they're $3-$5K and freakin righty collectors own them all and want your money and your left for one ....I digress.
If you like it, it's a great gamer, but if you don't like it, I'd just flea bay it as is.
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01-04-2007 10:01 PM #16
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01-04-2007 10:13 PM #17
True! Easier to hide putters from the wife too. Your strategy is growing on me.
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01-05-2007 12:01 AM #18
I told you I would trade you for it Bryan.....The offere is still on the table LOL
Claude
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