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<body> <script language=javascript type="text/javascript"> <!-- if (parent.frames.length) top.location.href= document.location; // --> </script> </head> <frameset rows="34,*" frameborder=0> <frame src="./tiny_templates_c/connect_head.php?wid=391940&cat=Sports&url=http://justplaygolf.com/2009/06/27/removing-paint-fill-from-golf-clubs/&urltitle=Removing paint fill from golf clubs?&description=<p>I want to remove the paint fill and re-paint it a different color. Right now I’m having an awful time removing the old paint though. I’ve been using paint stripper (semi-gel?) and its not working at all. I’ve heard acetone, but the paint stripper has acetone in it and doesn’t work. Does anybody have any tips, or a stronger solution that won’t mess with the finish of the club? I need to get this paint out! Thanks in advance for the help!, <a href='http://link.gs/lzmd' rel='nofollow'>more</a> </p><p>Tags: <a href="http://justplaygolf.blog.gy/index.php?s=amateur golfer">amateur golfer</a>, <a href="http://justplaygolf.blog.gy/index.php?s=private golf course">private golf course</a>, <a href="http://justplaygolf.blog.gy/index.php?s=amateur golf">amateur golf</a>, <a href="http://justplaygolf.blog.gy/index.php?s=golf course">golf course</a>, <a href="http://justplaygolf.blog.gy/index.php?s=PGA">PGA</a>, <a href="http://justplaygolf.blog.gy/index.php?s=driving range">driving range</a>, <a href="http://justplaygolf.blog.gy/index.php?s=golf">golf</a></p>," name="head"> <frame src="http://justplaygolf.com/2009/06/27/removing-paint-fill-from-golf-clubs/" name="Body"> </frameset> </body>