Review on 🏌️ Brampton Technology PRO-FIX 5&10 Rapid Cure Epoxy - The Ultimate Solution for Golf Club Repair by Michael Wilson

This appears to be a good product. It hardens very quickly, so you'll need to work fast and limit yourself to one or two clubs at a time, each of which must be fully primed before releasing the genie from the syringe. spend in vain. This solves the storage problem with a clever lid that unfortunately comes with no instructions. I've been building and grinding clubs for twenty years now, but it took me a few minutes to notice that the cap has tiny internal pins on one side that need to be inserted into two syringe tubes. Working in a dimly lit room, I didn't even notice them in the black cap, which has indentations on either side large enough to indicate that the cap might still work. It's not like this. The manufacturer or seller has to tell us this on the packaging, which contains a lot of information that no one really needs to know. On two separate occasions I have found that the syringe tubing continues to leak heavily after the plunger stops working. , so be sure to quickly turn the item upside down if you have enough product before attempting to replace the cap. Each time I've lost at least as much product as I needed and that's annoying, although of course not very critical since we're talking pennies here. Overall, I find this epoxy better than the one offered by two long-time vendors. . Its cover is way better if you get it. Recently I've had several instances where the cap of the device fell apart before the syringe was half used. I got into the habit of replacing this thing with tiny metal screws, which worked fine, but who needs a headache.