Golf Club Paint - Touch Up, Fill in, Customize or Renovate Your Clubs - 4 Pack of 10ml Bottles. Black, White, Red & Blue

Title: Excellent for Club Restoration and Customization – Great Quality!Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)The G-Paint Golf Club Paint - 4 Pack is an awesome product for anyone looking to restore or personalize their golf clubs. I used it to touch up some faded logos and fill in minor scratches on my irons, and the results were outstanding. The paint goes on smoothly and dries quickly, providing a professional-looking finish. It’s easy to apply with the included brush, and the paint holds up well to regular use on the course. Whether you’re fixing worn-out logos or customizing your clubs with unique colors, this paint does the job perfectly. The variety of colors in the pack gives you plenty of options to work with, making it easy to match your personal style.What I really appreciate about this paint is its durability and ease of use. After applying, the paint didn’t chip or fade, even after multiple rounds of golf. It’s a great way to breathe new life into old clubs without the need for expensive refurbishing. The G-Paint Golf Club Paint Kit is a simple, cost-effective solution for anyone looking to touch up or customize their clubs. If you're looking to restore the look of your clubs or add a personal touch, I highly recommend this product. It’s a great value and performs exactly as promised!

This is by far the best value for the money. Easy to put on and looks great.

Using the product came out better than expected. Though the GPaint video does not tell you to let the paint dry, I let the paint dry for 15 minutes before wiping of the excess paint with acetone.

The media could not be loaded. Overall, this product is super cool. I haven’t tested out the durability on the course since I am waiting for my clubs to cure for the next few hours, but the application was really really simple. Just had to pick up some mineral spirits.Applying the paint works best if you pour the mineral spirits in a bowl and then dip a rag… I was originally just dabbing the mineral spirits on the rag from the container it was in but i found it was easier to just dip your rag in a bowl with the mineral spirits as long as it’s not dripping off the rag….It would be cool if they had a few other colors like different versions of blue without needing to mix the paints since I’m not sure how that would work, but it probably is possible….Highly recommend this product! It gives your clubs, a very custom look…. Now I feel like I want to change out my Ferrells but not sure where I can go to get that done.

Super stoked how these bad boys turned out. It takes a bit of a combination of technique and timing to get them right. It’s a lot like golf. Took them out for first day of play yesterday and the paint seems to be holding up fine. Shaved 5 strokes off my game in cool points.

Hard to work with paint doesn't adhere very well and you need mineral spirits to clean paint off

I felt like this was pretty easy for me to figure out especially with the YouTube video provided. It takes a while to get a feel for it and it requires some patience. You want to make sure to let the oil based paint slightly dry before gently wiping off the excess. If you try to clean too much too early you’ll have to start over.

Very good paint for club repair. would be better if they included the mineral spirits as well.