Big SoIL
Well-known member
I prefer high strength, mostly because it’s easier to work with and you don’t have to rush your build. If I’m just doing one club tour set isn’t bad, but for an iron set it’s hard to do in one batch for me.
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I don’t mean brand, I am pretty much Mitchell Golf exclusively for epoxy.
Do you prefer standard? Quick set?
Have a preference?
35 for an epoxy fun like that seems like overkill.
Is there another way to dispense the epoxy or is the gun necessary?
you don't need a gun and refills
you don't need a gun and refills
just get the regular 1:1 stuff, don't mix up the caps, store in a cool dry place
The GolfWorks EZ Pour High Strength Epoxy
Industry standard High Strength Epoxy formulated specifically for golf club assemblywww.golfworks.com
Golfworks Tour Set in warm months and Maximum Strength in winter with heat box (set at roughly 120* F for 12 hrs) it gets cold in my shop - N. Illinois.
Never a failure since 2002 when the head flew off a callaway fairway wood - my first bore-thru! Glad it was my son's;-)
I had the same experience.I haven't had very good luck with their 24 hour epoxy. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or what, but over half of everything I've used it on has failed sooner or later.