removing grips without ruining them
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removing grips without ruining them
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: pamotorman
blow into the end with compressed air this will expand the grip and allow it to slip off. if there is a hole in the other end you must have someone hold their finger over the hole to prevent the air from coming out</end quote></div>
definitely the easiest way...
blow into the end with compressed air this will expand the grip and allow it to slip off. if there is a hole in the other end you must have someone hold their finger over the hole to prevent the air from coming out</end quote></div>
definitely the easiest way...
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removing grips without ruining them
Well, I would suggest the same program as old turtle, but I found using Berrymans (or any carb cleaner... brake cleaner works too) instead of WD-40 will leave the "sticky" on the inside of the grip where WD will leave oil. Just when you go to put them back on, give the inside of the grip another shot of spray to help it slide right on.... then she will be stuck back on like new!
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removing grips without ruining them
WD40 will work, but I perfer to use gasoline in a squirt bottle. It doesn't leave an oily residue and create future grip issues. My wife wears contacts and the bottles the water comes in works great. I save them all because gasoline will melt the tips in time, so lay in an inventory. I use them for a lot of different things, thier great!