Brampton PRO-FIX Long Cure Golf Epoxy - Full Set Work Life - Extra Strength - Engineered for Industry - For All Shafts, Heads, Drivers, Putters, and Irons

Just got done shafting a set of irons..This epoxy let me work the whole set on one mix and seems to have held up well while playing the clubs..

I've used this on a full set of clubs and another few randoms and it works great. Easy to mix the two parts together, just make sure they're at room temperature. I had them in the garage that was around 45-50 F and both parts got pretty stiff and hard to squeeze out at that temp. The clubs I've done have been super solid so far after playing 12-15 rounds with them plus driving range about 3 days per week for the last 8 weeks.

Used this to add 3/4" on my clubs. It was my first time extending clubs and this epoxy was a breeze to work with. Didn't set to fast. After it dried the hold was extremely strong. Highly recommend.

The new twist cap is AWESOME! Was already a great product but the addition of the twist cap is perfect. Pours out evenly and mixes easily.

The convenient syringe functions well and was nice for dispensing the epoxy. Great value versus other golf epoxies. Seems to be holding well. It has an overnight cure time, so it doesn’t dry as quickly as others. If you want to play the club on the same day, you’ll need another product. One star loss for the fact that the epoxy colors are similar and should have more contrast to mix.

Product work great . My putter is back to itself

Very easy to use and reuse. The reusable cap fits on very snugly and easy

I normally use the quick cure for shafting work but I have a friend (client but they don't pay me anything) that has a set of Taylor Made TI 790 irons that weren't properly assembled by the manufacturer and the head kept coming loose. I redid them several times with the quick cure but they'd come loose again too easily.I got tired of working on his clubs so I bought this long cure version which not only gave me more time to work with the clubs, but is also WAY stronger on the bond. I made sure to properly prepare the shaft tips and once assembled, gave them the proper cure time and thus far the clubs are holding just fine.I also like using this long cure version when using tungsten powder to get swing weight right as I build clubs. It gives the mixed weight plenty of flexibility to be in the shaft tube as the regular expoxy sets. That's more convenient to me than pouring the powder down the shaft and having to cork it. No rattles.