Testor’s offers a huge range of color options, and you can even get nuts and mix your own. ![]() ![]() It dries harder so theoretically, it’s more durable. I’m not sure it matters a ton, but I prefer Testor’s enamel by a mile. Paint: You can use all sorts of paints.Personally, my list is pretty basic and is based on what I’ve come to work best with after trying different techniques. People have a lot of specific preferences for their paintfill supplies that matches their preferred technique. By time we’re done here you’ll have learned how to paintfill your golf clubs all by yourself. I’ll walk you through the basic supplies, removing old paint, adding new paint, and cleanup. Like a lot of the DIY hacks I’ve shared with you here, there are multiple ways to go about paintfilling your golf clubs, but the general concept is the same. ![]() Doing your own paintfill on (most) golf clubs is just about the easiest DIY golf project you can do.
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