G-Paint Golf Club Paint – Touch Up, Fill In, Customise or Renovate Your Clubs – 8 Pack of 10ml Bottles. Black, White, Red, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Pink & Green

Price: £17.00
(as of Nov 04, 2024 01:00:33 UTC – Details)

From the brand

GPaint is a family-run business based in rural Norfolk. The story began around a decade ago when GPaint’s founder, Andy, started producing bespoke paint for in-filling golf club graphics.

With a growing number of golfers wanting to do their own customising, GPaint started up online, offering a wide range of colours and finishes. With high demand for the paints, it became clear that this could be a great business opportunity.

In 2021, GPaint’s founder, Andy, got back into cycling. After having an accident on an off-road ride, Andy returned home with some damage to the top tube of his bike.

Once he’d repaired the damage with some paint from his workshop, it dawned on him that no other companies were offering touch-up paints for bikes. The lightbulb moment – offering DIY touch-up paint for bikes that are proven to work on a variety of materials. The rest is history!

Golf Club Paint Multipacks

Bike Paint Multipacks

Colour-Matched & Compatible

Colour-Matched & Compatible

TOUCH-UP & PERSONALISE YOUR GOLF CLUBS – GPAINT offers the simplest and easiest way to personalise, touch-up, or custom paint-fill your golf clubs. Includes 4 x 10 ml paint bottles.
EASY TO APPLY – Each paint bottle contains a fine nib applicator for easy application. Apply paint to existing numbers, letters, logos, sight-lines, and stamping.
NO SKILL REQUIRED – Achieve professional results with ease. Simply clean the area, apply the paint liberally, wipe away with white spirit, and allow to touch dry in 30 minutes.
DURABLE, PERMANENT, TOUGH – Produced in the UK and made to last. Appy the paint to any golf club in your golf bag: wedges, putters, irons, or woods.
MIX COLOURS – Includes 4 different colours: Yellow, Pink, Green, and Orange. Apply directly or mix colours to create further colour combinations. For example, mix blue and red to create purple.