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zip39158@yahoo.com
Joined: May 30, 2006
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Can anyone suggest a fast way to repaint the numbers in irons that have faded, and one that does not require me to buy any fancy stuff? thanks.
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xtremegolftechnologies@yahoo.com
Joined: Apr 3, 2006
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You might want to try some good nail polish. Okay, I know that sounds silly, but I have have seen some guys really "pimp out" their clubs this way. I have used model paint myself with pretty good results. Good Luck
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GaryJ
Joined: Feb 3, 2006
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You can also use an item called a Lacquer-Stik. Comes in 5 colors and costs $2.95 @. Available from a component company in Newark, OH. I've used this for the past 25 years and it works well. Very fast.
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n2happy@aol.com
Joined: Sep 27, 2006
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You might try applying vaseline to the area you do not want paint on and spray the number with an enamel paint.
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I use X-finepoint opaque paint markers to restore numbers, score lines, etc..
The white works great to mark/restore the bottom two score lines on irons.
Kingpen is the name of the site: https://www.kingpen.net/ge_home.jsp
About $2.50 per.
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