Will Wilson
Semi-Pro
I am fussy about my rackets and like to keep them looking new. Currently I use sharpie pens and color scratches and chips which works ok. Does anybody have a better method such as fingernail polish or model airplane paint, etc.?
Repairing paint chips
- Thread starter Will Wilson
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Carolina Racquet
Professional
I have used fingernail polish and it works great. It's not has durable as normal paint enamel, but it's a quick fix that helps to fill in the larger chips better than a sharpie. I've had one bottle of black that's lasted over 3 years.
the cat petter
New User
Use car paint pens. They work.
v-verb
Hall of Fame
Cool idea! But pricey though?
v-verb
Hall of Fame
Sweet - I traded a China Pro Staff 85 (great stick!!) for a nice Pro Staff BLX 90 (another great stick) with some scratches so I'll be hunting down some white polish
coolblue123
Hall of Fame
dependiing on the size of chip, I used modeling clay and sanded it down then painted with modeling paint. but it's never the same. =(
v-verb
Hall of Fame
Yep:twisted::twisted:
Chotobaka
Hall of Fame
Hey DipChit, you do know some of us service racquets for customers who appreciate these little details?
