if anyone knows where you can find paint for scratches ( or idiot marks) caugh caugh if there is such a thing if you could let me know thad be great thanks

Not that I know, buuuuut... :whistle:

http://www.golfpaint.com/

I used it myself, follow the directions and use a wet sandpaper when its dried...spot on match.

Ditto. I've actually used www.golfpaint.com myself on the Titleist 983K, perfect match.

Bert-B

Ditto.  I've actually used www.golfpaint.com myself on the Titleist 983K, perfect match.

Bert-B

Did you prep the club any special way? Use wet finishing sand paper, etc? Did the paint go on pretty smooth etc?

I dropped my 983K on the cart path an have a few small spots where the paint chiped off. Also had a friend hit a sky rocket with it. Not bad but I can see it at address.

Ditto.  I've actually used www.golfpaint.com myself on the Titleist 983K, perfect match.

Bert-B

Did you prep the club any special way? Use wet finishing sand paper, etc? Did the paint go on pretty smooth etc?

I dropped my 983K on the cart path an have a few small spots where the paint chiped off. Also had a friend hit a sky rocket with it. Not bad but I can see it at address.

I cleaned with Windex, then applied the paint. Once it dried after a couple of hours, I sanded with 320 grit paper (very fine) and then applied several coats of car wax. It worked great!

Good luck.

Bert-B

Ditto.  I've actually used www.golfpaint.com myself on the Titleist 983K, perfect match.

Bert-B

Did you prep the club any special way? Use wet finishing sand paper, etc? Did the paint go on pretty smooth etc?

I dropped my 983K on the cart path an have a few small spots where the paint chiped off. Also had a friend hit a sky rocket with it. Not bad but I can see it at address.

I cleaned with Windex, then applied the paint. Once it dried after a couple of hours, I sanded with 320 grit paper (very fine) and then applied several coats of car wax. It worked great!

Good luck.

Bert-B

Thanks for the info. I'll give it a try.