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Do you like using it or prefer normal set?
 
I use it and have never had an issue. Just have to have everything ready to go, pre fit, SW etc all worked out.
 
it is all I use
 
I haven’t done too much club work, but the few times I’ve put on an adapter or when I installed shafts I used normal epoxy.
 
I’m ok with it. It’s all I’ve used for the club work that I’ve done. I use the beaded stuff from Golf Works.
 
Do you like using it or prefer normal set?

This is the only thing I use for adapters>> https://www.golfworks.com/the-golfworks-adaptor-adhesive/p/vb1030/

This is the only thing I use for clubs>> https://www.golfworks.com/the-golfworks-maximum-strength-tour-set-plus-beaded-epoxy/p/vb1014/

Obviously many brands and "like" strength similar expoxies on the market. But for over a decade this is my formula and never had club head / adapter issues (i.e. club head come loose).
 
This is the only thing I use for adapters>> https://www.golfworks.com/the-golfworks-adaptor-adhesive/p/vb1030/

This is the only thing I use for clubs>> https://www.golfworks.com/the-golfworks-maximum-strength-tour-set-plus-beaded-epoxy/p/vb1014/

Obviously many brands and "like" strength similar expoxies on the market. But for over a decade this is my formula and never had club head / adapter issues (i.e. club head come loose).
That’s the exact beaded version that I use too.
 
Tour set is the only thing I use. Never had a club fail yet. Just like @DannyLe says ... "you can never use too much epoxy." :D
 
Ever since we took the Ping tour at the 2018 THP championship and I saw them using the 3M scotch weld, that is all I use now. I’ve had zero failures since switching and it’s been so easy just to get the right amount I need.

If it’s just a club or two glueup, I use the DP810 in black, which sets up quickly. On bigger glueups I use DP420 in black. My golfworks expoys font get used anymore.
 
Depends on the build and timeframe. I know I will NEVER use any GolfWorks epoxy ever again after these last two batches.
 
Depends on the build and timeframe. I know I will NEVER use any GolfWorks epoxy ever again after these last two batches.

Actually going through that right now with some Tour Set from them (needed something in a pinch) and something is off. Going to gel in about 30 seconds.
I normally use the stuff from Mitchell or 3M, but in a pinch the Golf Works stuff has been okay. This batch seems off though and reading the reviews on their site, I am not alone.
 
Actually going through that right now with some Tour Set from them (needed something in a pinch) and something is off. Going to gel in about 30 seconds.
I normally use the stuff from Mitchell or 3M, but in a pinch the Golf Works stuff has been okay. This batch seems off though and reading the reviews on their site, I am not alone.
Not at all, the last two I got just never would entirely set when I iced out a sample to let cure. There was always some tack still and I had probably 8 failures, which I’d never had happen before.

I moved to Brampton and it’s flat out amazing.
 
Depends on the build and timeframe. I know I will NEVER use any GolfWorks epoxy ever again after these last two batches.
So I thought it was me. i was having a lot of failures with it and was happy to see what ping was using - haven’t had any failures since I switched.
 
Actually going through that right now with some Tour Set from them (needed something in a pinch) and something is off. Going to gel in about 30 seconds.
I normally use the stuff from Mitchell or 3M, but in a pinch the Golf Works stuff has been okay. This batch seems off though and reading the reviews on their site, I am not alone.

Is there a good source to purchase the 3M stuff from? I feel like I've looked in the past and not had any luck finding it.
 
So I thought it was me. i was having a lot of failures with it and was happy to see what ping was using - haven’t had any failures since I switched.
I used it for years with no problems, but man, the last year has just been piss poor.
 
Not at all, the last two I got just never would entirely set when I iced out a sample to let cure. There was always some tack still and I had probably 8 failures, which I’d never had happen before.

I moved to Brampton and it’s flat out amazing.

I believe that is what Mitchell ships and just ordered some to arrive so I can redo if necessary.
 
Is there a good source to purchase the 3M stuff from? I feel like I've looked in the past and not had any luck finding it.
Brampton is amazing. And it’s available on Amazon. Worth every cent.
 
I believe that is what Mitchell ships and just ordered some to arrive so I can redo if necessary.
I think you’re right. It’s a little more pricey, but man it’s good. I’ve got the tour set and regular set.
 
Ever since we took the Ping tour at the 2018 THP championship and I saw them using the 3M scotch weld, that is all I use now. I’ve had zero failures since switching and it’s been so easy just to get the right amount I need.

If it’s just a club or two glueup, I use the DP810 in black, which sets up quickly. On bigger glueups I use DP420 in black. My golfworks expoys font get used anymore.
Damn .... I was just looking at the 3M epoxy :unsure: that is expensive! :eek:
 
3M vs Mitchell brand .... which is better? paging @JB
 
3M vs Mitchell brand .... which is better? paging @JB

Im not sure I have a better or worse for you.
Neither has failed me in the past, so there is that. :D
 
Im not sure I have a better or worse for you.
Neither has failed me in the past, so there is that. :D
Well the GolfWorks brand hasn't failed me either but after reading about everyone else's failures it got me thinking. :unsure: Chalk it up to user error :ROFLMAO:
 
Most of the time when I am building, I've got plenty of time for the cure.

With that in mind, I hate anything that sets quickly. I'd rather mix lots than mix and remix and remix.
 
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