Tour Van Fast Cure Epoxy
Tour Van Fast Cure Epoxy is a professional-grade two-part adhesive designed specifically for golf club shaft installation and emergency on-course repairs. Trusted by major shaft manufacturers and tour van technicians, this fast-setting formula delivers a strong, reliable bond without the wait — making it the go-to choice for club builders, PGA professionals, and workshop technicians who need a quick turnaround. The convenient dual-barrel syringe ensures a precise 1:1 mix ratio every time, eliminating guesswork and waste.
- Fast 5-Minute Working Time: Provides approximately five minutes of open working time, giving you enough time to seat the shaft correctly before the adhesive begins to set.
- Ready in 30 Minutes: The epoxy achieves handling strength in around 30 minutes, so clubs can be moved, re-gripped, or adjusted without long delays.
- Precise 1:1 Syringe Delivery: The dual-barrel syringe format dispenses both resin and hardener simultaneously in the correct ratio, ensuring a consistent, fully activated mix with every use.
- 4 cl (approx. 1.5 oz) Content: Each syringe contains enough epoxy to shaft a full set of clubs, making it excellent value for workshop and tour van use.
- Professional Formula: The same epoxy trusted by major shaft manufacturers and used in professional tour vans, delivering the bond strength required for high-impact use.
- Versatile Compatibility: Bonds effectively with steel shafts, graphite shafts, titanium, composite, and wooden club components — suitable for drivers, irons, wedges, and putters.
| Specification | Value |
|---|
| Working time (open time) | approx. 5 minutes |
| Handling strength | approx. 30 minutes |
| Package content | 4 cl (approx. 1.5 oz) |
| Format | Dual-barrel syringe |
| Mix ratio | 1:1 (resin : hardener) |
| Compatible materials | Steel, graphite, titanium, composite, wood |
| Application | Golf club shaft installation and repair |
For best results, roughen the shaft tip and hosel interior with abrasive paper before applying epoxy. Ensure surfaces are clean and free of oil or old adhesive residue. Allow the club to rest undisturbed for at least 30 minutes after assembly before handling, and wait for a full room-temperature cure before use on the course.
