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I want to install grips tapeless using air compression - does anyone have a product/supplier? Would like a phone number/addess to contact.

http://www.golfsmith.com/

Clubmaking
http://www.golfsmith.com/cm/browse.php?N=277222

Gripping Tools and Supplies
http://www.golfsmith.com/cm/browse.php?N=1532535

Phone:
Phone Sales 1-800-813-6897
Monday - Friday 6am - 11pm (CST)
Saturday - Sunday 7am - 9pm (CST)

Customer Service 1-800-813-6897
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International 1-512-837-4810
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Mail: Golfsmith
11000 North IH-35
Austin, Texas 78753

You'll need a kit like this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/AIRGRIPPER-tm-Go...QQcmdZViewItem

All you need to install grips with air is a blow gun with a tapered tip that fits in the grip vent hole. You can get these at Walmart. To remove grips you also need a protector tube to keep the grip from expanding too much. Grips can swell up very fast and explode with an incredible force without the tube.

http://myostrichgolf.com has the air install kit. Go into the Clubmakers entrance, click on "tools" in the left margin and look on page 3 for the grip blaster. Some people use a piece of PVC pipe or plastic "golf bag tube" as the protector. Wear eye protection and be careful.

Star Grip has a kit as well

888-550-4747

Can check out Patriot Golf
They have a tool as well on the grip page
1-877-404-4653

As was posted, you don't need a special tool for this, any blow gun with a small tip will work fine. As for the tubing, I use a 12 inch piece of PVC tubing I got at the hardware store. Works great and costs less than a dollar.

i was about to go buy taht ebay kit until i realized that all i need is just some pvc pipe and a the rubber vice grip.

is there an alternative to using a vice? such as holding the club down with yoru foot or something?

I would not recommend anything besides using a vice.

i use a C-clamp and clamp it to a bench. works great.

The shaft needs to be solidly held in place so you can install the grip properly, If the shaft moves around, it will make it real hard to get the grip all the way on and straight. Use a vise and save yourself a lot of frustration.

great suggestion, now i dont have to bolt my vice to the workbench.

There are several small vices that will bolt to your bench like a C-Clamp on the market I have one on and off my workbench that is like this.