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zip39158@yahoo.com
Joined: May 30, 2006
Messages: 11
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Does anyone know how to clean a GP Whisper grip so it gets tacky again? I used them one time and they are slick. Tried rubbing alcohol, then soap and water. Nothing works. Thank you.
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dl2golf@yahoo.com
Joined: Jan 5, 2007
Messages: 6
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There used to be a spray can of stuff sold that would make any grip
sticky. I haven't seen it recently though.
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mrsidyoung@hotmail.com
Joined: Feb 12, 2007
Messages: 5
Location: Sid Young
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You may try going to your local pharamcy and ask for Tincture of Benzoin Spray used by ostomy patients Sid
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gportberry@bigpond.com
Joined: Mar 14, 2009
Messages: 5
Location: Riverina NSW Australia
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I have a mate who uses "belt grip". It's a spray-on made for adding to the backs of drive belts to mke them grip. Hardware stores may sell it. My mate gets his from the Engineering plant where he works.
Nedkelly
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genterdj@gov.ns.ca
Joined: Jun 4, 2007
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Any solvent should not be used on a grip. I've always used plain dishwashing liquid in water. One of the guys at a golf shop suggested Windex as he found it good. Golfworks and Golfsmith used to have a product to retore tackiness. Have a look at their web sites.
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BobMas@webtv.net
Joined: Jan 6, 2006
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I use Westley's Bleache-wite I get at Wal-Mart.It works wonders on grips! It not only
cleans great but,restores the tackieness
also! I have been using it for years.Bob
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jill0175@yahoo.com
Joined: Mar 17, 2009
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Thanks Bob for the suggestion! It worked great for me and economical as well. It sure brings back the Whisper grip!
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