I cut a one foot length from a golf bag tube and slip it over the
grip when I install or remove most grips. I have yet to blow one up.
Also someone said the glue on the grip tape has nothing to do with
holding the grip in place, wish you could have been with me Sunday
morning when I was trying to save a putter grip. It took half an hour
to remove and I did save the grip.
Carl McKinley wrote:
Ed,
I'm not Arnie but have blown on quite a few grips. The Lampkin
Torsion does blowup very easily. There are also a couple other grips
that have this problem. Have also had trouble with this grip twisting
at the butt end when using tape.
Will be interested to read the replies you get.
Arnie,
You are undoubtedly THE expert with blowing grips on. I picked up the
following from another forum and wondered what your take on this is?
Lamkin Torsion control and GP Dual
Durameters are very thin and can blow up very easily. GP DD and Lamkin
Torsion control need solvent and double sided tape to prevent mo!
vement when the grip is on. I've tried masking tape, bare shaft (that's
been cleaned and degreased) and for whatever reason these grips will
move with a little bit of twisting.
Thx,
/Ed
Carl Mc Kinley Retired,
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