TobyRich1928
Head Pro
Is there anyway to get rid of scratches on a putter!? Was wandering if u could use sandpaper but would that take the finish of!?
-
PGA Pro Q+A: Ask Our Expert For Advice On Improving Your Golf Game ⛳
Scratchs
- Thread starter TobyRich1928
- Start date
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Don't go near it with sandpaper, it will wreck it.
The short answer is no, there is no easy way.
What putter is it, and what is the finish?
The short answer is no, there is no easy way.
What putter is it, and what is the finish?
TobyRich1928
Head Pro
It's a Scotty Cameron fastback with the normal finish on it :S
Swinger
Journeyman Pro
Trim nails before next use.
beggsy
Journeyman Pro
why do you have scratches on it an why do you need to remove them
A
Alex1975
Guest
Depending on the depth of the scratches you could use different grades of wet and dry paper if you were very very careful.
Where on the putter are they, pic please.
Where on the putter are they, pic please.
USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
It will ruin the finish, unless you are an expert (which you aren't because you have posted on here).
BoadieBroadus
Q-School Graduate
I have used a guy near Bicester who has done a great job of buffing and reconditioning several scotties of mine for a good price <£20. If you PM me i'll give you a link to the site. He should be able to have it good as new.
Doh
Journeyman Pro
You could also try a piece of thick card (like off a box)it will take ages and you may need a lubricant so be carfula liqiud polish might do.
We use to use this in the army to polish brass which might be a lot softer than what your putter is made of but i know it used to take out any scratchs
We use to use this in the army to polish brass which might be a lot softer than what your putter is made of but i know it used to take out any scratchs
TobyRich1928
Head Pro
its from the old flea-bay
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Scotty-Cameron-Fas...158485954950207
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Scotty-Cameron-Fas...158485954950207
TobyRich1928
Head Pro
whats the address BoadieBroadus for the scotty guy?
BoadieBroadus
Q-School Graduate
The chap i've used is at customputters.co.uk or something like that. Google that and he should come up. Used him 3 times for scotties off ebay andhe does an excellent job at good price. But send him a photo and he'll give you a quote.
I had a really banged up one obviously from a club thrower, cleaned it up really nicely.
I had a really banged up one obviously from a club thrower, cleaned it up really nicely.
TobyRich1928
Head Pro
Did u send him the clubs or do u live near him and drop them off!? And also does anyone know how u can get rid of rust!? Sandpaper again!?
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
Send it back to Scotty for a recondition/Customisation.
Can't wait to send mine back and get it done.
Can't wait to send mine back and get it done.
TobyRich1928
Head Pro
how much would that cost Aztec???
Aztecs27
Money List Winner
It's fairly pricey, probably set you back around £100-£150 depending on the custom options you go for, but they re-shaft it, re-finish it back to it's "new" condition, and re-grip with a brand new grip and brand new head cover (both of which you can choose)...Along with a load of different customising options (initials engraving, colour fills etc)...So you get quite a bit for your dosh.
I'm lucky enough to be in the position of inheriting mine, so I had no initial outlay, but I can understand it's quite pricey if you've not long paid out for it.
BoadieBroadus
Q-School Graduate
I just mailed th putters to the chap - postage of a golf club tends to run to about a tenner each way there and back. He'll sort out the rust too.
I did have one that I sent back to Titleist for a recondition - came out to £90 but if you drop it off with a pro who stocks titleist there's no postage to pay.
I did have one that I sent back to Titleist for a recondition - came out to £90 but if you drop it off with a pro who stocks titleist there's no postage to pay.
