Refinishing woods?

[Scotchbag]

Hi all, I have a beautiful set of Ping Zing blonde woods that are starting to show there age. I would like to get them refinished but I am having a hard time finding a place that refinishes woods. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

[Timothy D Watson]

I refinish woods. Virtually nobody does it professionally anymore because of the lack of specialized materials, training, and profit involved. I only do it locally at a select basis. It is a very complex, stressful, and time consuming process to do a "like or better than new" restoration. Check out www.louisvillegolf.com and select "Refinish & Repair" on the left-side column. I believe they should do a good job if they know exactly what you want.

[Brer Hog]

  Timothy D Watson said:

I refinish woods. Virtually nobody does it professionally anymore because of the lack of specialized materials, training, and profit involved. I only do it locally at a select basis. It is a very complex, stressful, and time consuming process to do a "like or better than new" restoration. Check out

I was doing a search for repairing nicks on the tops of woods, specifically black hybrids. and this thread looked interesting. I figured car wax. Can you suggest what I should do to fill the voids before applying the clear coat?

Thanks Brer Hog

[Timothy D Watson]

I was talking about real wooden golf clubs, but I may be able to help. What brand and model are the club(s)? Are the "nicks" just surface scuffs or something more significant like a dent?

[Brer Hog]

  Timothy D Watson said:

I was talking about real wooden golf clubs, but I may be able to help. What brand and model are the club(s)? Are the "nicks" just surface scuffs or something more significant like a dent?

Its a Mizuno CLK FLI HI 20*, I've started another thread since my question was off topic, but I've posted a pic in that thread. Thanks. I'd appreciate your comments.