DevRickus
The Dirty Jerz
I used the Sharpie Fine point oil based paint pens and they were easy and worked great.
Paint Fill Tools
I used the Sharpie Fine point oil based paint pens and they were easy and worked great.
Mr. Satchmo
urielsatchmoortegaMR.Jinx
I do all my work with elmers paint pens, they look great when I'm done
Mr. Satchmo
urielsatchmoortegaMR.Jinx
A recent post from Janitor4U remind me how much I love paint fill. . .so I am posting my most recent work, many of you have seen the ATV work in my Testing videos-I had to repaint the letter stamping and I went ahead and continued the Patriotic them in my my bag and went with Red White and Blue
I also love the colors Orange and Green and I also love THP so I combined those three things and paint filled my putter to match the 2012 Citrus Headcover-buy it it's pretty awesome-and here it is
Oh so much THP love here haha
this was all done with said paint pens
It's possible to make pure acetone, but I agree that they won't be all acetone and no other solutions.
Have you ever used a ir spec, it shows the chemical bonding present in the liquid (the nail varnish remover)
It's fun and cool
Mr. Satchmo
urielsatchmoortegaMR.Jinx
yes it's possible to make but like I said the purest of purest acetone is 99.8% that's the purest one can get, HPLC grade acetone is what we used for analysis-it cost about $400 for a bottle and you can't get purer than that. . .believe me it's what I do for a living. . .anyways, a mass spec is better for looking at what chemicals are present, and to see signals of certain groups and individual cleavage patterns. IR is to determine the type of bonds and to see functional groups so both are important when Identifying a chemical.
Anyways, there is always error in chemical synthesizing since the precursors determine the purity and out come of the product, but for our purposes, nail polish remover is suffice.
Mr. Satchmo
urielsatchmoortegaMR.Jinx
I had to buy a specific dark Navy blue and that's how I did my blue paint fill because you are correct, the light blue is too light
Note the O and the V
Look at these numbers they are dark blue
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Okay just went to Wally world and got a blue Elmer's paint pen. Getting ready to do my paint fill. Will be done tonight. I will post before and after pics. They had 2 different blues. So I got both so I could decide which to use.
Mr. Satchmo
urielsatchmoortegaMR.Jinx
Awesome, glad you found it. Good luck! make sure to shake it quite a bit
Wow, that blue definitely stands out. I bet it looks good with the shafts you have in them.
Scrap Iron
On The Eh Team
I need to go to a model shop and check out some new colours for the numbers on the sole of my irons.
Mr. Satchmo
urielsatchmoortegaMR.Jinx
That looks great Bullfrog, did you get the light blue?
Mr. Satchmo
urielsatchmoortegaMR.Jinx
yeah man you did a great job, If you want it a bit darker, add more blue paint in a couple of hours and see if it works
RedlyneTheory
Erock Army
Bullfrog, that blue looks great man! Nice job and good color choice.
This thread has inspired me to do some paint filling of my own, but not only on my clubs.
This thread has inspired me to do some paint filling of my own, but not only on my clubs.
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Blue looks great in the J40's. Good choice!
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Especially since I have the blue shafts. They look sweet!
bogey_russ
outside operations
man that looks really crisp
bradley8302
New member
Lol, I love that so many others are into this. Working on the bottome of the Scotty now, and will soon finish up the rest of my irons(4, 5, 6). Something about this is really enjoyable to me. With my work I'm on the phone for most of the day, but I'm pretty sure I could sit here while doing that and just change the paint fills on my clubs all day lol.