Repairing Sky Marks on Drivers?

Interested in this as well. My GT3 had multiple scratches after a few days of use. It drives me crazy.

Thanks. I saw online that applying toothpaste might help but it didn't so I'd guess a little deeper than wet sanding will fix. I was on the range with the last 10 balls swinging as hard as I could. Last swing, I came from outside - in and left an idiot mark!

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Interested in this as well. My GT3 had multiple scratches after a few days of use. It drives me crazy.

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One of my Alignment sticks got caught up under my GT2s head over a month ago headed to the course. shite aggravates me every time I tee off.

Continental Golf in Raleigh, NC is really good at refinishing putters and drivers. Give them a call. I've had them refinish 10 of my putters, and every time the work is perfect.

I’d use a sharpie, if I ever had one

Well I just ordered some touch-up paint for my driver. Will report back.

Maybe try car wax/polish? Otherwise, maybe car touch up paint.

If it’s not deep justin the clear coat you can use toothpaste and it should take care of it, Especially is it’s just dimple marks

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After


Under the lights and up close, the paint is pretty noticeable. It’s a shade darker than the original coating. It was difficult to keep the paint application smooth because it’s a small brush you’re applying with. On the back of the head, you can see the reflection is a little distorted because of this. I wonder if a small piece of foam would’ve given it a smoother application.

Standing over it without direct light, it’s not too noticeable. I’ll give it a look in natural light when I get a chance.

To be honest, If I had to do it again, I'd put a few more seconds of thought into the application. Maybe put some masking tape around the scratches, go to the store and buy a smaller/finer bristled brush, and do it that way.

I covered way more surface area than I needed to and the paint doesn’t look all that smooth because of brush used.