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Painting Golf Clubs
I am attempting to put paint a logo on the head of my golf driver. Does anyone know how to do this? An alternative is to place a sticker of some sort on the top of the club head. Any information would be helpful.
Paul Soreyhobbyist - Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
2004
2004
It probably can be done, Paul, but first you need to figure out what meal the head of your driver is made of, and/or what metal it is finished with. As somewhat of a simplification, paint will not stick to chrome, so you'd need to remove the chrome. A light but thorough sanding with fine sandpaper may remove the chrome and leave a nicely scuffed nickel surface you can try to paint (although I haven't tried it).
I'd certainly suggest you try it with an old valueless club before attempting it on your prize possession :-)

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