Al
At 12:46 AM 1/27/2003, you wrote:
In a message dated 1/26/03 10:47:52 AM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I've stretched a grip too far down the shaft (which you're saying
would undersize it) it always bounces back (slides back up to it's
original position. Do you somehow lock it in it's stretched position
so it doesn't slide back up? Seems as if it will be undersized only
temporarily.
This is the correct procedure! TIPS: 1. Do not use a full length of griptape. Four inches will do. 2. After stretching the grip down the shaft a measured length PLACE A SMALL SPRING LOADED CLAMP (I use some 99 cent plastic cheapies from Home Depot) AT THE MOUTH OF THE GRIP it won't slide back. Remove the clamp in 5 to10 minutes. The grip will now stay stretched! It also helpe to use a .60 grip on a .58 shaft but this doesn't matter to me since I don't duplicate inventory! I try to use only .58 diameter grips.
Arnie
