driver head scratch removal

[GWallman]

So I just got my new taylormade rbz driver and love it ( other then the slice i will have to work out ). I made the mistake of swinging it on the side of the driveway and forgot about the rocks under the grass as you can see from the pictures. Does anyone know how one might buff them out or something like that. I love this club, my wife says i should take it to bed at night and sleep on the couch. ( I do take it out of my bag and bring it inside, but thats because its damp in the garage). Thanks all

[quinner]

Doesn't look like it will affect play, I wouldn't even bother with it. It's probably going to get marked up during regular play anyways.

[rutkay]

So I just got my new taylormade rbz driver and love it ( other then the slice i will have to work out ). I made the mistake of swinging it on the side of the driveway and forgot about the rocks under the grass as you can see from the pictures. Does anyone know how one might buff them out or something like that. I love this club, my wife says i should take it to bed at night and sleep on the couch. ( I do take it out of my bag and bring it inside, but thats because its damp in the garage). Thanks all

If the bottom was unpainted titanium, then I would say to use a 320 or 400 grit sandpaper to reduce the appearance of the scratches. But I think that you will do more damage than good if you try sandpaper on this driver.