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chiromikey

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first off, happy thanksgiving guys!

so i picked up a used driver a short while back that had an unsightly sky mark from it's previous owner. it always bugged me and my playing partner kept telling me to let him refinish it...but i was having too much fun playing it. when my shaft broke recently, he finally took the head and i gave him permission to do whatever he wanted. this might be too busy for most of the traditionalists but it's actually ghosted and therefor fairly subtle and very clean so it's really growing on me. and with the wild colors schemes that the u.s. oems are about to release next season, this will look pretty passive in a few months.

anyways, let me know what you think (good or bad)...

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Man.... your friend have some crazy skills !! Looks good in my books and only wish I have such great friends with such skills !!

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Would be interesting to see how well the paint hold up?

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I love it M :) seriously that's is way too cool!

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thanks guys. i actually had no idea what he could do until getting my head back and finally checking out his website. he ran a custom motorcycle paint shop before branching out into this so i should have known the talent was there.

vincent, yes...you can check out his website at http://www.customgolfclubpainting.com/

tell him i sent you. he'll probably charge you more for knowing me but it's worth the risk...just tell him i said i'd let him beat me our next round if he hooks you up! ;)

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Would be interesting to see how well the paint hold up?

nothing will hold up to a sky ball off the crown but this is automotive finish so it should hold up as well as any factory paint job. he painted my motorcycle about 8yrs ago and i've put that through more than any properly maintained golf club will ever see and it still looks great! i'll post an update in a few months just to be sure.

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I like it. It's so busy as not to be distracting. I especially like those curved gold lines on top. Do agree though that the seam on the bottom could have been cleaner.

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ah a motorcycle shop... I see. the paint will definitely hold up as they usually paint gas tanks and helmets like that which are exposed to the elements,

Michael did the paint job add weight to the head? I would assume it would.

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ah a motorcycle shop... I see. the paint will definitely hold up as they usually paint gas tanks and helmets like that which are exposed to the elements,

Michael did the paint job add weight to the head? I would assume it would.

i'd assume most of the original clear/paint gets stripped away in prep but i don't know how much overall added weight (if any) there is. i didn't think to weigh pre paint but it weighed in at 202g after. i'll ask him to check on that and let you know.

on that note, how do i check the weight of the removable weights currently in the head...and can i buy heavier replacements?

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I think the crown without the Dragons head and the writing would look fantastic. The rest of the design is great and I love the colours.

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That's one Cool Driver Head!!

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reapl, that's pretty cool!

it's hard to really capture certain details but i wanted to add a couple of pics, with one showing the boarder. looking at it in person it's very clean but the first pic does make the edges look a little rough so hopefully this shows how sharp it actually is. i think there may even be some sort of compound left on the sole in the first pic which adds to the appearance that you guys noticed.

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Looks great… These latter pictures pick up the shimmer in the paint job. That really adds to the effect...

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Oh. I love it! I'm interested to see if that changed the feel of the club at all. Ofcourse looking good = feeling good... :)

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Oh. I love it! I'm interested to see if that changed the feel of the club at all. Ofcourse looking good = feeling good... :)

i only have one round since but so far i can't detect any change in feel or sound...or distance! ;)

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i only have one round since but so far i can't detect any change in feel or sound...or distance! ;)

That's great. Now that's a fully custom club! :)

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WoW!!! I think it looks extremely cool. I love it... The design is very nice. Wish I have a friend who could do that for my clubs.

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Finish like that should have a come back...really brings back the meaning of 'wood' driver witht hat wooden grain finish. Where you got it done C??

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