Im just painting a Scotty Cameron Studio One with three colors, as well as Blueing the putter. I'm glad I found this because it was tricky trying to fill the letters without over flow and It has a crown as well, so now I will let that dry as per your video, I was thinking of using a blade to scrape the excess as the main lettering is on the bottom. but acetone would work too. Thanks for the insight.
I've only worked with acrylic paint in matte colors, thanks for showing me enamel painting! My technique is probably better described as caveman-with-gluesticks, but if doing a wedge or iron with a non-porous surface (e.g. chrome), I simply clean out the old, slather in the paint with a modeling brush, let dry fully, and scrape away the excess with a tongue depressor. Finish is the same as shown in the video with towel and acetone. Multiple coats may be necessary. Thanks again for the lesson!
I have been painting for many years. When I do putters, I use candy colors which are translucent. Opaque paints make it more of a solid color. When I wipe it off I use a lint free cloth, like a flour sack towel. I pull it over my finger really tight and just touch acetone. Then wipe the excess off. If you remove to much add paint, let dry and try again. Best of luck everyone. 👍
Hey good video and very interesting BUT there is possibly an easier method for some people out there Use a syringe when paint filling A much much smaller exit hole and any excess paint can be sucked back into the syringe itself, thus saving wasting paint so to speak
Cool vid as always:) When I do paintfills I use nail polish that I "borrow" from my girlfriend. It's just more accessable for me. You need to work quite fast though because nail polish tends to dry very quickly and if you take to long painting an area you can get some marks of the bristles on the paint. For a translucent effect I mix the nail polish with some nail varnish which gives me the same effect. To do the clean up I use acetone.
great video. Are you applying anything like alcohol on the dots prior to the paint? Or just the paint. I seem to be getting pop when I apply the paint. (I'm using Tamiya X-27) thank you
Do you add a sealer or clear coat to the paint ? How log does the paint on the underside last if your playing or have you done any paint fills with writing on the underside of the club?
Have you ever paint filled the letters on the grip? I want to paint a different color in the "Scotty Cameron" on the (rubber) grip, but I don't know if that's possible? Will the same kind of acrylic paint work?
Hey, I just watched your video on the pt2 and the pt pro comparison. I also play for my church and I'm looking to buy a pedalboard for all my pedals. My question is how did you find the pedaltrain at such a low price? I want to save some bucks and I would appreciate the help! Thanks!
jmorihlatko Yes I reuse them. I have a bottle with acetone in it and put the dirty tip on it and spray some acetone through the tip. If i forget and the paint dries, i throw them out.
Acetone slower? EVERYONE, save yourself some time and money. Get acetone, about 10 q-tips. dip the q-tip, roll it over letters 1 or 2 at a time and your putter is clean in 3 minutes or less.
Nice job! I use Tamiya enamel model paint and apply it using a 5ml syringe with a 26gauge needle. It's super controllable!
Im just painting a Scotty Cameron Studio One with three colors, as well as Blueing the putter. I'm glad I found this because it was tricky trying to fill the letters without over flow and It has a crown as well, so now I will let that dry as per your video, I was thinking of using a blade to scrape the excess as the main lettering is on the bottom. but acetone would work too. Thanks for the insight.
Great video. I am thinking of doing this to my Studio Select Fastback 1.5. This definitely gives me some ideas and confidence that I can do it.
I've only worked with acrylic paint in matte colors, thanks for showing me enamel painting! My technique is probably better described as caveman-with-gluesticks, but if doing a wedge or iron with a non-porous surface (e.g. chrome), I simply clean out the old, slather in the paint with a modeling brush, let dry fully, and scrape away the excess with a tongue depressor. Finish is the same as shown in the video with towel and acetone. Multiple coats may be necessary.
Thanks again for the lesson!
I have been painting for many years. When I do putters, I use candy colors which are translucent. Opaque paints make it more of a solid color. When I wipe it off I use a lint free cloth, like a flour sack towel. I pull it over my finger really tight and just touch acetone. Then wipe the excess off. If you remove to much add paint, let dry and try again. Best of luck everyone. 👍
good video. , thanks
Hey good video and very interesting BUT there is possibly an easier method for some people out there
Use a syringe when paint filling
A much much smaller exit hole and any excess paint can be sucked back into the syringe itself, thus saving wasting paint so to speak
Cool vid as always:) When I do paintfills I use nail polish that I "borrow" from my girlfriend. It's just more accessable for me. You need to work quite fast though because nail polish tends to dry very quickly and if you take to long painting an area you can get some marks of the bristles on the paint. For a translucent effect I mix the nail polish with some nail varnish which gives me the same effect. To do the clean up I use acetone.
Dominic Rüegg oh cool I'll have to try that. Merry Christmas!
great video. Are you applying anything like alcohol on the dots prior to the paint? Or just the paint. I seem to be getting pop when I apply the paint. (I'm using Tamiya X-27) thank you
Do you add a sealer or clear coat to the paint ? How log does the paint on the underside last if your playing or have you done any paint fills with writing on the underside of the club?
Dope
Does the wiper you use to clean the excess paint have acetone ? I guess so right!?
nice... i just subbed and liked your video.
After you paint the letters take a scotch brite pad and swipe it off while it's still wet. That's how they do it at SC
So if I have a silver Scotty it's no problem I put some paint remover on the metal
I have the black Select Newport 2, will the paint remover affect the finish on putter itself?
Patrick Moore I have painted a couple black series putters with no issues!
Have you ever paint filled the letters on the grip? I want to paint a different color in the "Scotty Cameron" on the (rubber) grip, but I don't know if that's possible? Will the same kind of acrylic paint work?
Hey, I just watched your video on the pt2 and the pt pro comparison. I also play for my church and I'm looking to buy a pedalboard for all my pedals. My question is how did you find the pedaltrain at such a low price? I want to save some bucks and I would appreciate the help! Thanks!
5512W. Hey, whoops missed your comment. It was just a local sale. A guy was selling one on kijiji, just the right place at the right time!
what type and brand of paint do you use? Specifically what brand and type was the translucent paint?
jdmbaydestrian Hey the brand is Tamiya, X-25 for clear green, X-23 for clear blue
do you reuse the bottles and needles? are they easy to clean out?
jmorihlatko Yes I reuse them. I have a bottle with acetone in it and put the dirty tip on it and spray some acetone through the tip. If i forget and the paint dries, i throw them out.
The video should be titled let’s screw up a Scotty but in all seriousness great job it actually looks dope
I was wondering what did you scrap off of the exess paint with in the first part with the face of the putter ?
Cameron Meek Hey, they're called picks. I picked these up a long time ago for another purpose, but mine were made by Snap-On
You can also use the dental picks they sell at most stores
Great vid, one question. When I do the bombs in the scotty with the clear green, I don't get that translucent look, what is your secret?
***** I do the edges first. The paint pools higher against the walls when you use an applicator. Then i just fill in the rest with paint.
Excellent, looks much better now, thank you for the tip. I used to just drop the paint in the middle and let it spread.
what kind of ink do you used, and brand if you can, thanks
What type of paint do you use doe?!
When you make such a video, try to place the camera so we can see you fill the holes with paint. Now we only see the hand and the tube :-)
Agreed, I sucked at filming back then. I'm starting to up my production value.
where can i find that print on 00:32 sec?
Jan Adonay He actually gave me that print out. He just found it online.
But what kind of paint is it?
I used Tamiya acrylic paint because I could find it locally.
Hey I have a question? How much would you charge a good guy in TH-cam whose interested in having you do this to his Scotty?
you can pay scotty Cameron $30 to customize your colors from factory
How do you do that? They told me to go find a dealer and then send the putter to their custom shop.
$72 for any painfill from scotty
Also that's on a new one correct
Acetone slower? EVERYONE, save yourself some time and money. Get acetone, about 10 q-tips. dip the q-tip, roll it over letters 1 or 2 at a time and your putter is clean in 3 minutes or less.
Nice hand...
It looks better with no color.
Post more videos
Cameron Meek Snows finally starting to melt, ill try to get more up soon!
Your hand was in the way of the entire process.
you haven't shown us anything. your darn hand is in the way the entire time. lame.