Shurtape Grip Tape
$23.08
Double-sided golf grip and mounting tape for factory and clubhouse golf grip installation, and can also be used for mounting, holding, splicing, tabbing and fastening a variety of substrates when an aggressive, double-sided tape is required. The grip side adhesive is specially formulated for effective grip installation on golf clubs, while the shaft side adhesive offers superior adhesion to graphite, steel and titanium.
Double-sided golf grip and mounting tape for factory and clubhouse golf grip installation, and can also be used for mounting, holding, splicing, tabbing and fastening a variety of substrates when an aggressive, double-sided tape is required. The grip side adhesive is specially formulated for effective grip installation on golf clubs, while the shaft side adhesive offers superior adhesion to graphite, steel and titanium.
A double-sided (also known as double-faced or double-coated) golf grip tape is used for factory and clubhouse installs. It is called Shurtape GG-200 Double-Sided Crepe Paper Tape. When an aggressive, double-faced tape is required, this tape can also be utilized for mounting, holding, splicing, tabbling, and fastening of a range of other substrates. The tape’s shaft (exposed) side adhesive is made for exceptional adhesion to graphite, steel, and titanium, while the grip (liner) side adhesive is specifically developed for efficient golf grip installation.
Features & Advantages
The tape makes a quick setup and clean-up possible when used as a golf grip installation tape.
a strong tensile capacity
Both release liner and tape resist wrinkles.
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