Do you always need to remove the tape under the grip? I had a new putter grip put on and the guy didn't remove the tape from underneath.
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No, it is fine to leave it on. It just thickens up the grip a bit. Multiple layers of tape are a common way to make a grip a bit thicker.
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You should always remove the old tape; new tape helps the grip adhere to the club.
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Always remove the tape, then clean the shafts with steel wool & mineral spirits.
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I would agree with taking it off. I ordered the grip kit for a friend of mine, watched him putting it on and there was not very much space to play with, pretty tight fit without the old tape/grip there. It might possibly allow for a little more give in the grip then you may want during a swing, but that is just a guess there.
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No. You don't have to. Putting more tape over the existing will change the size of the grip, but using the same tape if it is still in good shape is no big deal.
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we tied rope around the cans then staked it down.. it didn't really work out so well. then later i found out at a local can jam tournament that there are rules in the book about the can falling over. so your not supposed to tie it down. a for instance is apparently if the disc goes in the top but the can falls over and the disc rolls back out of the top its considered a hit not a basket so its not worth three points. however i have used duck tape to make a little cross section inside the bottom and placed rocks on the duck tape so we could play on windy days and that seemed to work pretty well and it only cost like 3 bucks we tied rope around the cans then staked it down.. it didn't really work out so well. then later i found out at a local can jam tournament that there are rules in the book about the can falling over. so your not supposed to tie it down. a for instance is apparently if the disc goes in the top but the can falls over and the disc rolls back out of the top its considered a hit not a basket so its not worth three points. however i have used duck tape to make a little cross section inside the bottom and placed rocks on the duck tape so we could play on windy days and that seemed to work pretty... » Read More we tied rope around the cans then staked it down.. it didn't really work out so well. then later i found out at a local can jam tournament that there are rules in the book about the can falling over. so your not supposed to tie it down. a for instance is apparently if the disc goes in the top but the can falls over and the disc rolls back out of the top its considered a hit not a basket so its not worth three points. however i have used duck tape to make a little cross section inside the bottom and placed rocks on the duck tape so we could play on windy days and that seemed to work pretty well and it only cost like 3 bucks « Show Less
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It has a glued on tip, as most McDermott cues do. They also come with a free maintance protection throw McDermott, which replaces tips, shafts, ect. You simply pay shipping. Hope this was helpful!
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Not sure, but if not, all you need to do is heat up the grip tape with a hair drier and peel back using a razor blade. Only takes a couple mins to do.
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You can remove it if recently applied. After it has seen heat and time, will be a lot more difficult. This is a low residue tape, it's not gummy.
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It is a one time stick thing. You could maybe pry it off but need to add new tape to make it stick.
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Funny, you probably superglued it on (like me), since it comes off so easily! Lock down the clamp on the post, and on the head, then rip the bugger off!
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I took the care to have clean hands and a clean auto, took my time and it worked just fine. Should you decide to remove it, I'm pretty sure some wd40 or some denatured alcohol would cut the adhesive but I've not tried that since my results were good.
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Joel:Attaching the tapers easy. It does have a sticker surface. You must, however, make sure that it IHas been pressed to the surface very aggressively (with great pressure).If the tape that you bought doesn't have a sticker side, I don't have an answer, other than ordering a roll that does have one. That said, the side that holds the adhesive is covered by a release tape that needs to be peeled off. I would suggest that you cut the tape to length before peeling the release tape. I used a J roller to press the tape to the desired surface
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I personally use it to wrap my fingers when I play golf, I do not wear a golf glove so I need to wrap my thumb and little finger on my right hand to keep from getting blisters!It is very tough tape, stays on even when sweating. You can not tear it laterally with your hands, must nick an edge then tear it. I have used it to wrap my wrist when playing Racquet ball day after day.
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When you start use the tension and friction of the initial end of the tape from slipping and when you finish use tape to hold the final end. I just used a couple of wraps of appropriately colored electrical tape around the end to hold it in place and it's worked quite well. Also, when wrapping keep the tape quite tight, the extra friction keeps the tape in place better.
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Not at all, its almost like the "grip" isn't there, you can't see it or feel it but it works perfectly stopping slippage. Clean as you normally would.
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I have had the grip tape on for the last 6 months on a Glock 22. It has held up better than the skateboard tape I had on before. The material is rubber-ish, not an imbeded particulate matter. But I dont use solvent to clean the composite material.
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yes it did have grip tape on it, it's complete. It was a gift so Im not much more help than that
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It does not come with glue (solvent) or tape but both are inexpensive. Sometimes you need to use a little more pressure (while installing) when you re-grip your putter with jumbo grips. I love my jumbo grip.
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Hi Melissa. Great question. The adhesive tape needs to stay in place. It is designed to stay in place while training. Simply clean the front and if needed wipe the area around with a sponge.
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we just have to make sure that when the lock is lifted in open position it should be in place tightly so it does not drop and lock you out. would it serve the purpose if we use a tape to make it stay in place. i try to be careful with this lock because of what could happen.