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

I used this product to replace a steel shafted golf club shaft and a graphite shaft. It's easy to use and sticks as expected. played a few rounds of golf with no problems.

I glued a new TaylorMade M5 screwdriver bit onto an old shaft (no beads) and it worked great. After 7-8 rounds of golf I had no problems. I also recently repaired a braided belt with it. Good product!

The product is easy to dose and mix. I used it on a golf club to attach the clubhead to a steel shaft. The connection seems strong. The product binds quickly, but not so quickly that you have to rush

I am an experienced racquet repairer and racquet builder with over 20 years of experience. This is the first epoxy product I've ever used that didn't work. No information (was understandable) and a cap that was not suitable for sealing an open tube. Do not use this product.

Epoxy for attaching a golf club adapter. The material was easy to use. I especially liked the method of resealing the unused product as I only used a small amount. Long term storage may be required until the next club needs to repair or upgrade the shaft and adapters.

Just fitted my first Mitsu shaft adapter. I watched the YT video to get the info and it's pretty easy. Beads are not needed as it seems people have successfully used this material without them, although if you want to use it like a pro you will need beads to evenly attach it. I prepared everything, dosed it sufficiently and applied it generously to both surfaces.

So far so good. It took about 4 clubs, maybe even 5. I had to put a new shaft on my PW and it was right according to the instructions. Work fast and everything is fine. Picked it up the next morning and no problems. I'm sure you can use epoxy from a hardware store but be careful. Always pay attention to the tensile strength. I definitely think this material is stronger than what was sold at the hardware store so I think it was a good choice.

When I bought this product for inserting golf shaft extensions I was afraid to use it. So I went to a famous golf store and bought their brand of two part epoxy. However, after 36 hours the putty was still tacky with epoxy residue. For the next manhole I decided to use pro-fix 5&10 epoxy. This product heals quickly; after one hour and 55 minutes the adhesive was very thick and dry to the touch. This is a great product that cures very quickly! On October 3rd 2019 I bought two more containers to…

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…