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Looks like an orange on a stick.

EDIT: That may come across as harsh/rude but it's not meant to. Go with whatever floats your boat, it's just that for me I wouldn't touch something like this (as I wouldn't go near a pink Blubba driver)

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Speed [77] Tempo [5] ToeDown [5] KickAngle [6] Release [5] Mizuno JPX EZ 10.5° - Fujikura Orochi Black Eye (with Harrison ShotMaker) Mizuno JPX EZ 3W/3H - Fujikura Orochi Black Eye Mizuno JPX 850 Forged 4i-PW - True Temper XP 115 S300 Mizuno MP R-12 50.06/54.09/58.10 - Dynamic Gold Wedge Flex Mizuno MP A305 [:-P]

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What was your process to do this?  I have an old 3 wood I'd like to spruce up.

Driver:  Callaway Diablo Octane 9.5*
3W:  Callaway GBB II 12.5*, 5W:  Callaway Diablo 18* Neutral
3H:  Callaway Razr X, 4H:  Callaway Razr X
5-PW:  Callaway X Tour
GW:  Callaway X Tour 54*, SW:  Callaway X Tour 58*
Putter:  Callaway ITrax, Scotty Cameron Studio Design 2, Ping Anser 4

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hi i work in the auto industry so not as easy as it looks,but i stripped clubbed to bare metal keying all areas to be painted,then fine line mask all areas not to be painted after this etch prime bare metal,then painted base coat white let dry then apply ford electric orange pearl base coat, let dry fine line ares to put white on rear, after all that coat three times with super durable lacquer polish if needed job done

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Originally Posted by jamiesmith900

hi i work in the auto industry so not as easy as it looks,but i stripped clubbed to bare metal keying all areas to be painted,then fine line mask all areas not to be painted after this etch prime bare metal,then painted base coat white let dry then apply ford electric orange pearl base coat, let dry fine line ares to put white on rear, after all that coat three times with super durable lacquer polish if needed job done

No way I can manage that.  Yours looks professional though.  Nice work.

Driver:  Callaway Diablo Octane 9.5*
3W:  Callaway GBB II 12.5*, 5W:  Callaway Diablo 18* Neutral
3H:  Callaway Razr X, 4H:  Callaway Razr X
5-PW:  Callaway X Tour
GW:  Callaway X Tour 54*, SW:  Callaway X Tour 58*
Putter:  Callaway ITrax, Scotty Cameron Studio Design 2, Ping Anser 4

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Great Paint job would go nice with my orange and black bag.

WITB:

Taylormade R11 Driver

Taylormade RBZ 3 Wood

Tour Edge Exotics Trilogy #3 Hybrid

Tour Edge Exotics Trilogy #4 Hybrid

Taylormade Tour Preferred CB 5-PW

Cally Jaws X Series Wedges 50,54,58*

Ping I Series Putter 34"

Taylormade Penta Ball and TP Black LDP

Rain Gear and a bunch of other crap

 

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I'm a Browns fan (yeah, yeah - I know we stink)... So I kind of like the paint color scheme myself!  GO BROWNS!!

Also, I bet you could get some interest if you worked with these guys on incorporating their decals into your paint jobs.

http://www.mytrueaim.com/

I would imagine there are a number of Trueaim users - who would like to have their 'temporary' decal - permanently painted onto their driver by a nice professional paint job service like you're providing?  Sounds like a business to me! :D

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Hi great idea, could do alsorts had a few people asking if i can do  there team colours and decals lacquered in to there clubs and its very possible i know you can get skins but there nothing like a good paint job that lasts thanks again!!

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