How to Repair Paint Chips on Golf Clubs

Avid golfers--or angry golfers who tend to take their shanked shots out on their clubs--may find some of the paint chips off of their clubs. Because clubs can be very expensive, most people don't run out to purchase a new club or new set because of the chips. You can, however, cover up the paint chips. Golf paint has been created to repair paint chips in just a few minutes. Golf paint can be purchased online or through your local golf store.

Things You'll Need

  • Clean cloth
  • Golf paint
  • Lint-free cloth
  • Car wax paste
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Instructions

    • 1

      Clean the club with a damp cloth where it has been chipped or scratched. The paint will not stick properly if the club is dirty.

    • 2

      Shake the bottle of golf paint thoroughly to ensure the paint is properly mixed.

    • 3

      Apply a thin coat of the golf paint using the brush attached to the lid of the paint. Apply the thin coat in one direction along the chip.

    • 4

      Allow the golf club 24 hours to completely dry.

    • 5

      Add a second coat if the chip is deep. If a second coat is not needed, skip to Step 6.

    • 6

      Buff the club with a clean, lint-free cloth.

    • 7

      Apply a dime-size amount of car wax paste to the lint-free cloth. Wax the club with the cloth to make it shine.