🏌️ Brampton HF-100 Golf Grip Tape Solvent: Non-Toxic & Non-Flammable Spray Solution Review

It's been a long time since I've caught a club by myself. I used to use mineral spirits, but that material was banned in California. Due to our current Covid stay-at-home mandate I have decided to redo a few cleats and my cane. I was pleasantly surprised at how little product I had to use since it is in spray form. The grips slid with no issues and I had plenty of time to adjust the alignment. I only had a small amount of dripping in my pan, nothing worth saving. It's a bit pricey, but since…

Film in clubs. So you're wasting a lot of solvent and it's just incredibly inefficient. I liked it because it was in a sprayer and makes application more even and effective. I don't feel like I'm wasting anything. I bought this smaller bottle because I only needed to replace 2 racquets. I'll probably buy a bigger spray bottle if I need it, but it's good enough for a set of racquets. In fact, I think this bottle, while small, will last for two sets of racquets if you use it sparingly. All in…

I don't know if the problem was TackiMac Arthric Grips (they are very thick), Hogan Apex Graphite Bars, Grip Thinner or me. but it didn't work on the build. The thinner was very slippery and then dried out too quickly (2-3 minutes?) and I didn't have time to grab it in time so I had to cut a few. I ended up using hand sanitizer gel (that's right, hand sanitizer) with 60% alcohol, which stayed wet for much longer and gave me the time it took me to get my hands together and smooth them out. I let

This is the best clutch thinner I've ever used. I bought an 8 ounce bottle but I could easily get by with a smaller 4 ounce bottle. A little goes a long way with this stuff. Even if you grab a full set of racquets, 4 ounces is way too much for you. The atomizer works very well; I was able to pump multiple jets into each handle without confusion. If you're new to Club Interception and don't know which solvent to use, look no further. You need that. Tip: If you are using a vise to hold the stock…

Brampton Golf Grip Solvent is a reliable partner when changing grips on clubs. This solvent is used after removing the old handle, as well as a special tape that is applied to a clean bar. This solvent makes cleaning the shaft a very easy task. Dry the bar, stick special tape on it and apply a good coat of Brampton Golf Handle Solvent, spreading the solvent over the entire part of the bar and tape. Close the hole in the grip tip and pour a fair amount of solvent into the golf grip to be used…