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scratches on woods/hybrids crowns?

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hey guys. so i recently got a 913 f 15 and am in love. unfortunately, since when i play i dont put my head covers back on on after every time i use the club, i wound up with a small scratch on the crown of my 3w and a micro chip in the paint. my question is, does anyone know how to repair these?

any comments or information will help?

thanks!

-Luke


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Nail polish and car polish or Silvo.

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On surface with a flat-black finish, permanent black magic marker works. You get best fill from marker with broad tip.

Last season I called TaylorMade about touching up the RBZ white crowns. The tech rep said he uses a bottle of brush-on white out.

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