Quick question,

Not thinking too clearly as I assembled my grip and blank through style casting seat today, I scuffed the whole blank area, including "through" part (derrrrrrr). Not a huge mistake, but now the exposed blank in the seat is scuffed and ugly. It's a green Matrix Amtak blank (the finish has a green tint), and I am wondering how I can somehow restore the finish to that spot. Can I just put a super thin coat of lite build finish on there, or will that just make matters uglier. Not a big deal, not much invested in this build, just sort of an annoyance if I don't fix it. Any ideas? Thanks in advance,

Brian

A coat of Permagloss would do the trick and be tough as nails.

Freddwhy (Rapt-Ryte)

thats what i was thinking.... use something like a coffee filter to apply a very light coat, reapply as needed til the area gets the look you are looking for. hopefully that will do the trick!

steve

Thanks. . .I'll give er a shot,

Brian

I'd try the Permagloss on that Matrix blank somewhere where your handle will cover it, first, just to be sure it doesn't 'dissolve' the matrix finish...

Putter
Williston, ND