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Scratch needs repair on this Cobra LTDX Max driver but have experience only on metal crowns on drivers, not on carbon fiber drivers. I don't want to do more damage.
Any suggestions appreciated.
Scratch needs repair on this Cobra LTDX Max driver but have experience only on metal crowns on drivers, not on carbon fiber drivers. I don't want to do more damage.
Any suggestions appreciated.
colej There are videos for everything
Bravopilot
Yes BUT I'm a bit apprehensive of trying that on the crown of a new driver that hasn't been on the course yet
I'm worried about making it worse!!
Fuhgetaboutit.
Hammer4413 Nail polish
Try automotive scratch remover.
The as seen on TV GS-27 used to work wonders! Sadly, I can't find it anymore...
If it's not into the weave, clear fingernail polish into the void (multiple coats), wet sand with 1000 grit just to level the repair. Polish with auto scratch remover then wax.
backinit Ok, ok, I paraphrased a littleWhat you said
Duct tape.
Sorry. couldn't resist.
Try the manufacturer.
Find an inconspicuous spot on the head and test a"simulated micro repair".
Well I'm too scared to try anything on the carbon fiber top on this driver. Afraid I'll make it much worse. Just too picky!!!
I bought it new in the wrapper 2 weeks ago even though it's the 2022 model....only a couple range sessions.
Guess I could just sell it and one less worry on my plate....
Cobra LTD X Max driver, 10.5* adjustable, factory Hazardous Smoke im10 regular flex shaft, factory grip and headcover but no wrench (been using my Taylormade wrench).
Pictures upon request for any interested. π«¨π«¨π«¨
I heard it has a scratch on the crown........
Or quit being a Bud Light drinker and just game that bitch like a man!
It's not the worst home made alignment aid I've ever seen.
Hammer4413 Well I'm too scared to try anything on the carbon fiber top on this driver. Afraid I'll make it much worse. Just too picky!!!
Just to recap.
You posted, with a picture on what to do, please help....
You get plenty of replies, a couple will work perfectly, but you are " too scared to try anything" ?
Try some car wax.
Should be easy enough to do for you and can't hurt it.
Not sure how much weight it adds lol