Cameron refinishing?

[T.J.K.]

I was just curious how much it would cost to send a Circa 62 #1 to the studio for personalization and refinishing. I just picked one up but it isn't in the best of shape. I couldn't pass the deal up though.

I don't really know where to start to send one in so any help would be perfect. Thanks!

[td67mustang]

I was just curious how much it would cost to send a Circa 62 #1 to the studio for personalization and refinishing. I just picked one up but it isn't in the best of shape. I couldn't pass the deal up though.

Restoration is like $145 and initials are $30. I also had mine authenticated which is an additional $65. There are lots of other different options like Adding weight or adding alignment dots or lines. You can get all the options @ scottycameron.com

-services -Scotty's Custom & Restoration Shop -view options The turn around time was only about 10 days and I was extreamly happy with the service. You can request different colors for paintfill if you do decide to go with a restoration. You can have your own personalized putter. Post pics if you decide to get it done. Enjoy

[T.J.K.]

I will definitely get it done. I have to go out of town on business for 3 weeks and make an extra 150 per day after hotel/car and food so I will get it done when I get back. I guess I will have to take some pictures of the putter and play with it in photoshop and see what colors I want to go with. I have always wanted a personalized SC Circa and the dream is finally going to come true.

Will the putter pretty much be like new when I get it back? It is the oil finish and it is somewhat wore off. How good are they restored?

It's a lot to shell out so I want to know what to expect. Hell, you can almost get a new one by the time you are done getting it restored and personalized.

[td67mustang]

Thats true, its not cheap..
They generally look amazing, usually like new. They will actually redo the gun blue process or you could request the pro platnium finish if you wanted a no maitanance option. If you check out the blog on the scotty cameron website they have a Tel putter that was in horrible shape they restored and it looks brand new.