3M Scotch Weld Acrylic Adhesive DP810NS Review

After a bad batch of Tour Set Epoxy from Golfworks I bought this DP810. With limited work time, I mixed up smaller batches that would allow me to make about 3 puffs before mixing another batch and so on. Great product, I've hit hundreds of balls and haven't had the slightest hint of rejection.

Best Golf Club Shaft Epoxy I have discovered in 16 years of club making. To be honest I've only found a few fast curing epoxies that cause problems, but this material is better than anything I've used before. The only issue is the cost, but for me it's worth it for the sheer strength and healing properties. I've been told this is what PXG uses for their factory epoxide, but I can't confirm that.

I use it to attach golf club heads to shafts. It has a short build time, although it takes 24 hours to fully dry like regular epoxy. The take-up and processing time after application is 15 minutes to half an hour compared to 6-8 hours for traditional roller epoxy. On the way back, the 50/50 mix should be very close or not at full strength. This means that tube reuse is very limited as the nozzles tend to clog and not deliver the same beads. The tube is relatively expensive. But it allows you to