Substitute grip solvent.

[Pops]

my grip solvent is back at my shop. Don’t have any mineral spirits either. Don’t really want to go get mineral spirits. What else have you used. Anyone try WD-40

 

[1860VS]

Steel shafts? Nail polish remover. But I wouldn't be so sure on graphite. Not that I know you shouldn't.

 

[Bosco...]

I thought lighter fluid was the old school grip solvent?

 

[chenrio]

Wouldn't advise WD40

 

[Browndog]

WD-40 will work but it takes a awhile to dry. Charcoal lighter fluid will also work.

 

[MWard]

my grip solvent is back at my shop. Don’t have any mineral spirits either. Don’t really want to go get mineral spirits. What else have you used. Anyone try WD-40

WD-40 takes more than a day or two to dry. 0/10, do not advise.

Gasoline technically will work, and it could be exciting for everyone else if you spark something

 

[Sox_Fan]

Go get mineral spirits. That is all I use now because it dries faster than grip solvent in my experiences.

 

[Pops]

WD-40 takes more than a day or two to dry. 0/10, do not advise.

Gasoline technically will work, and it could be exciting for everyone else if you spark something

We will find out how long it takes to dry. If it’s a flop I’ll do it over.

 

[GolfTravelDude]

I use gas. Have never had an issue.

 

[JohnSinVA]

my grip solvent is back at my shop. Don’t have any mineral spirits either. Don’t really want to go get mineral spirits. What else have you used. Anyone try WD-40

Alcohol of the kind that is not potable will work in the event you find yourself in this binge again.

 

[wubears71]

Do not use WD40. It’s A lubricant, not a solvent. Mineral spirits is the best alternative.

 

[BigMac]

I've heard of people using hair spray, but can't offer any first-hand experience with it on golf grips. I used it on dirt bike grips more than a few times and never had one come off in my hand, though.