EIGTWEN 5min Golf Club Epoxy, 125+125ml Extra Strength Golf Shaft Epoxy, Applicable to All Clubheads, Drivers, Putters, and Irons, Compatible with Graphite and Steel Shafts (fast cure)

• Golf Club Epoxy: Whether repairing loose grips or replacing shafts, it forms a tight bond with twice the adhesive strength of standard epoxy resin. resists swing impact and stops wobbly clubs for good
• Wide Application: This universal golf epoxy shaft epoxy all club types and works for drivers, irons, putters, and wedges. This golf club glue is compatible with steel, graphite, and composite golf shafts
• Long-Lasting Durability: Our golf club epoxy for steel shafts resists rain, humidity, and temperature fluctuations. It won't degrade or lose adhesion outdoors. Sweat-resistant, stain-proof, and withstands frequent wear and tear, making it ideal for play in all weather conditions
• Usage Steps:1. Dispense Adhesive A and Adhesive B in a 1:1 ratio.2. Mix Adhesive A and Adhesive B thoroughly.3. Apply the mixed adhesive to the repair area (must be completed within 5 minutes, otherwise it will cure and become unusable). 4. Insert the shaft into the hosel of the clubhead. 5. Wipe off excess epoxy from the club with alcohol. 6. The adhesive cures initially in 5 minutes and fully cures in 30 minutes (keep the club upright for at least 30 minutes)
• Easy Repair: Say goodbye to expensive repair shops. Fix your golf shaft at home in under 10 minutes. Even beginners can achieve professional-grade results. This golf club epoxy for graphite shafts is essential for both recreational players and pros

Golf Club Epoxy: Whether repairing loose grips or replacing shafts, it forms a tight bond with twice the adhesive strength of standard epoxy resin. resists swing impact and stops wobbly clubs for good Usage Steps: 1. Dispense Adhesive A and Adhesive B in a 1:1 ratio 2. Mix Adhesive A and Adhesive B thoroughly 3. Apply the mixed adhesive to the repair area (must be completed within 5 minutes, otherwise it will cure and become unusable) 4. Insert the shaft into the hosel of the clubhead 5. Wipe off excess epoxy from the club with alcohol 6. The adhesive cures initially in 5 minutes and fully cures in 30 minutes (keep the club upright for at least 30 minutes) Easy Repair: Say goodbye to expensive repair shops. Fix your golf shaft at home in under 10 minutes. Even beginners can achieve professional-grade results. This golf club head glue epoxy is essential for both recreational players and pros