Golf Club Epoxy - Waterproof & Extra Strength - 5 Minute Golf Shaft Repair - Quick Cure Golf Epoxy for All Golf Shafts, Golf Heads, Drivers, Putters, and Irons，Ideal for Clubhouse & Home

About this item

• 30 MINUTES TO PLAYTIME：The quick Cure Golf Epoxy has a 5 minute work life and 30 minute cure time, getting you back into the swing of the game quickly. Ideal for golf club restoration.
• WATERPROOF: The golf club epoxy glue cures to a clear finish, concealing repairs and offering 100% waterproof protection for use in any outdoor conditions.
• EXTRA DURABILITY: The Quick Cure Golf Epoxy is engineered for the high impact of golf shafts/heads and swing speeds over 125 mph.
• UNPARALLELED STRENGTH: The quick cure golf epoxy is the ideal choice of glue for competitive long driving, thanks to its unparalleled bond strength.
• EASY TO USE: Sand the golf club head with a sanding belt, squeeze out the A and B epoxy in a 1:1 ratio, mix thoroughly (20-30 seconds) and apply to the wear areas of the golf club. Then screw the shaft into the sheath of the club head to coat all surfaces. Eventually wipe the excess epoxy off the club with alcohol and leave the club upright for at least 30 minutes for it to fully solidify.
• 30 MINUTES TO PLAYTIME：The quick Cure Golf Epoxy has a 5 minute work life and 30 minute cure time, getting you back into the swing of the game quickly. Ideal for golf club restoration.
• WATERPROOF: The golf club epoxy glue cures to a clear finish, concealing repairs and offering 100% waterproof protection for use in any outdoor conditions.
• EXTRA DURABILITY: The Quick Cure Golf Epoxy is engineered for the high impact of golf shafts/heads and swing speeds over 125 mph.
• UNPARALLELED STRENGTH: The quick cure golf epoxy is the ideal choice of glue for competitive long driving, thanks to its unparalleled bond strength.
• EASY TO USE: Sand the golf club head with a sanding belt, squeeze out the A and B epoxy in a 1:1 ratio, mix thoroughly (20-30 seconds) and apply to the wear areas of the golf club. Then screw the shaft into the sheath of the club head to coat all surfaces. Eventually wipe the excess epoxy off the club with alcohol and leave the club upright for at least 30 minutes for it to fully solidify.
• 8.5 oz.Kit