Anybody but golftown do grip installations? $2.50 for grips purchased there (didn't) or $5 for purchased elsewhere (did) seems like a rip off. Just wondering if anyone knows of a reputable place that does it.
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Originally posted by WOV08 View PostAnybody but golftown do grip installations? $2.50 for grips purchased there (didn't) or $5 for purchased elsewhere (did) seems like a rip off. Just wondering if anyone knows of a reputable place that does it.Resolve to be tender with the young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striving, and tolerant with the weak and wrong, because sometime in your life, you will have been all of these. Dr. Robert H. Goddard
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know question this comes up on TGN every few month. A few comments:
1. it's Spring and it's the worst time to get new grips as prices are high. Wait for the winter purchase/install deal they have every year
2. do it yourself. Many have limited resources at home but still do their own. I need to set up a new space since my move but having a table/vice, an exacto, double sided tape, and solvent is all you need. For those who do it simpler get an air compressor. Don't need much space. I bought one at Canadian Tire a few years ago for $40 or $50. Pays for itself after one install.
3. lots of local places do it in the GTA.... Modern Golf, Kona Golf, etc..... Will it be any cheaper? Maybe but not much.
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You can get double sided tape and solvent pretty cheap on Amazon.caTM M2 D-type 9.5 Accra CS1 70
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Originally posted by Jeffc View Postfunny, I've never had any success doing this. Watched the videos. No luck.
Grip Blowing Instructions
To install a grip:
Dip mouth of grip in soapy water or mineral spirits to a depth
of 1/4 to 1/2 ". Start mouth of grip onto shaft in usual way, put blowgun nozzle
tip into vent hole of grip, hold grip near the mouth, apply burst of air while guiding
the grip mouth onto shaft. The grip will slide on.
It takes a little practice to learn how long the burst of air should be.
Air goes down inside of shaft, tries to escape out of the grip, grip expands and
will slide on. Remove the air gun from the vent hole while holding the grip fully
down the shaft.
To align a grip, apply a short burst of air while rotating grip to desired
alignment. Start it right and you can skip alignment!
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Originally posted by Tintin View PostAll you have to is to get it going. Apply a little solvent on the inside of the grip and get it going on the first 1/8 of the shaft.
Grip Blowing Instructions
To install a grip:
Dip mouth of grip in soapy water or mineral spirits to a depth
of 1/4 to 1/2 ". Start mouth of grip onto shaft in usual way, put blowgun nozzle
tip into vent hole of grip, hold grip near the mouth, apply burst of air while guiding
the grip mouth onto shaft. The grip will slide on.
It takes a little practice to learn how long the burst of air should be.
Air goes down inside of shaft, tries to escape out of the grip, grip expands and
will slide on. Remove the air gun from the vent hole while holding the grip fully
down the shaft.
To align a grip, apply a short burst of air while rotating grip to desired
alignment. Start it right and you can skip alignment!
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Originally posted by Jeffc View Postyep, that's what I have and usually have grip tape.
That will work for sure.Take a look at this video. No tape
Last edited by Tintin; May 24, 2017, 09:48 PM.
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