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- #151
One last question. If using a non-Pure grip I know you need tape. Is this tape only something you can buy at a golf shop or is it something you can get at a hardware store. Do you have to soak it in solvent?
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Ole Gray
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This could be a really cool and fast way to change your grips. I will be considering adding this to my work bench.
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- #153
For non pure grips I have used both regular grip tape that I get from a golf store or just regular masking tape that you can pick up at a hardware store. For either one I have a spray bottle of solvent that I just use a dew squirts of solvent and then use the compressor to slide it on.
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- #156
incredibly easy isn't Hawk?
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- #157
The hardest part was getting the old grips cut off. I wanted to Pure them off, but they were all taped up and stuck.
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- #158
yeah some times it works, and other times not so much.
removing the old ones is a pain. If you are looking to remove the old tape too it's even worse. PING uses some kind of tape that is so incredibly easy to remove, I wish the other companies did the same.
How did you do with lining everything up or did you go logo down?
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- #159
The irons I was working on had some tape that was pretty easy to work with, though I left it on since I was re-gripping with the Lamkins.
I had no issues lining them up. If I am off at all, I just give the gun a squeeze and twist it where I want it. That's one of my favorite things.
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- #160
sounds funny, but yes it's that easy
I think I am very interested in putting some Pure grips on my clubs. Very intrigued.
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- #164
Couldnt agree more. The gun is awesome. Makes things so incredibly easy
How much air pressure do you need?
Tadashi70
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Can all grips be applied with the gun? Can grips that have been put on with solvent come off with the gun?
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- #167
Yes and sometimes.
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- #168
Yes to both but the 2nd part is difficult.
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- #170
if you are going to try and save a grip it's easier getting the tool from golfworks. Removing them with the gun isn't impossible.
Blugold - when I install I think I get the air pressure up to around 60 psi before I start.
60 psi is a good chuck of pressure. I am excited for this little project.
Well I can tell you that you will not blow them out. In the last 30 minutes I installed one with 125 PSI with zero issues.
A little much perhaps....but it worked.
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Nicklausfan
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I'm thinking of flying some THP colours on the course. 60 psi...and a gun? Now it's a party! I predict I get hurt LOL
Alex
Alex
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- #174
Well I can tell you that you will not blow them out. In the last 30 minutes I installed one with 125 PSI with zero issues.
A little much perhaps....but it worked.
Tappin' from CM's iPad!
Yeah ive gone up pretty high with the pressure. I basically turn the compressor on, let it run for a few minutes and then fire away
