Adam, Unfortunately, they do not. I've used a product called Scratch Doctor to minimize or eliminate many paint flaws on metalwoods. It's available at most auto stores, Target etc. It also prevents future wear to the finish. There are also paint blemish sticks, pens etc. that are advertised, mostly for cars. If you still need a refinishing job done, there are extremely reputable places that do amazing work. The Golf Hospital, GolfWorks etc.

Run your fingernail over the scratch.  If your nail catches on the scratch or if you can see bare metal, you will probably need to have it finished professionally by a club repair shop. Otherwise, you might be able to buff it out with some automotive cleaner wax, polishing compound, or rubbing compound.  These are listed in order of aggressive abrasiveness of the products.  Try the least abrasive first.  If one doesn't work, move on to the next.  Then finish with a coat of wax.  You might get most of the scratch out through this process.

Auto wax is also great for cleaning up tee/scuff marks on the sole.  (Yeah, I'm that crazy.)  Shines like new.