Individual Golf Club Epoxy Packets - All Questions
Individual Golf Club Epoxy Packets
$2.75
SKU
EPS-001
what is the work time and ready to play time?
Question by: Mike Sporleder on May 31, 2013, 2:05 PM
Mike,
Work time is 20 minutes and full cure occurs after 24 hours.
Work time is 20 minutes and full cure occurs after 24 hours.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Jun 1, 2013, 2:06 PM
Sorry, but I'm new to this.
So to clarify the last question and answer, I can work with my clubs some more (like maybe putting on the grips) after 20 minutes of cure time, but I shouldn't play with the clubs until they've had 24 hours to cure?
Thanks
So to clarify the last question and answer, I can work with my clubs some more (like maybe putting on the grips) after 20 minutes of cure time, but I shouldn't play with the clubs until they've had 24 hours to cure?
Thanks
Question by: Paul on Sep 2, 2014, 2:46 PM
Paul,
The 20 minute work time is how long before the epoxy is too stiff to be able to apply it to the shaft and head. I would still wait maybe 18 hours before gripping and no less than 24 hours before hitting balls.
The 20 minute work time is how long before the epoxy is too stiff to be able to apply it to the shaft and head. I would still wait maybe 18 hours before gripping and no less than 24 hours before hitting balls.
Answer by: Richard Lin on Sep 3, 2014, 2:09 PM
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