UPC 700424815289

• DOUBLE COATED CREPE PAPER GOLF GRIP TAPE
• FAST SET UP AND EASY CLEAN UP - Solvent NOT included, must purchase separately
• SUPERIOR ADHESION TO VARIETY OF SURFACES INCL TITANIUM, GRAPHITE, STEEL
• WRINKLE-RESISTANT TAPE AND LINER FOR SLIP ON GRIPS
• ADHESIVE IS SPECIALLY FORMULATED FOR EFFECTIVE GRIP INSTALLATION

48mm Easy Regripping Regrip Easy Peel Liner save time Works with any Solvent. PGA Approved Made in USA Golf Clubs can replace the Grips using this tape. Solvent activated tape based clubmakers generally spiral wrap onto the shaft. SOLVENT NOT INCLUDED - MUST PURCHASE SEPARATELY This is an excellent double sided masking tape for a wide variety of applications. Also may be repositioned for a few weeks or removable without much residue up to 14 days. - Double-coated crepe paper golf grip tape, - Fast set-up and easy clean-up , - Superior adhesion to a variety of surfaces including titanuim, graphite and steel, - Wrinkle-resistant tape and liner, - Adhesive is specially formulated for effective grip installation Double Sided Golf Grip Tape: Professional performance grade double sided golf tape for factory and clubhouse grip installation or for do-it-yourself grip installations. The special adhesive is designed to adhere to club shaft surfaces like graphite and steel plus a variety of other irregular surfaces. The crepe paper backing is quick and easy to remove. Plus the tape itself is designed to go on wrinkle free and wont bunch or slide during the installation process. High performance double coated tape is strong and versitile enough to do a job where regular double sided tape is required. Works great for holding or mounting things in woodworking or other crafting projects, scrapbooking and more! Please NOTE: Surfaces must be clean, dust, oil, and solvent free! If using chemicals to prepare the shaft, make sure it is 100 dry before application. The adhesive is pressure sensitive and heat activated. Make sure you really press it firmly into place when applying before removing backing. It should be at or above room temperature to secure the adhesive. The dryer and warmer your installations are, the less issues you will have.