Pro Taper Grip Glue Adhesive Compound Bottle 1 OZ
Key features
- •10 to 25 second working time
- •Grip is useable within 5 minutes
- •1 oz. bottle will bond up to 12 sets of grips
- •Widely used by many race teams
- •10-25 Second Working Time
- •Grip Is Usable Within 5 Minutes
- •1 Oz. Bottle Will Bond Up to 12 Sets of Grips
Pro Taper Grip Glue Adhesive Compound Bottle 1 OZ
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Customer Reviews
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ITS JUST SUPER GLUE
TYLER•September 10, 2018
Im disappointed greatly with this purchase. It is exactly superglue same stuff i had in the kitch junk draw and for that way over priced i guess i paid for the PRO TAPER name
Super Glue.
ZLLOCAL •May 28, 2018
I was not shocked to discover that this stuff is actually Super Glue. Be carful following the manufactures instructions as the glue will spill out the leading edge of the grip and spill on the bike. It does work but a tube of super glue is a little cheaper.
The scotts stuff is better as long as your not trying to ride 5 ...
Prime 4 Everything•November 13, 2017
it dries so fast you can slide it on, with air compressor it dries even quicker. It's also not slippery enough as it's water to really help the grip move on a tight fit of a throttle tube. The scotts stuff is better as long as your not trying to ride 5 minutes after putting the grips on. That where this product would be great, if you can win the race.
Arrived open
Mike V•September 29, 2016
I suppose this stuff does what is supposed to, which is secure the grips to your handlebars. It's basically superglue. Which is fine, whatever. I read the instructions before I opened the package and it said to poke a hole in the top before you use it. Pretty standard, but someone somehow had already done this (the packaging was perfect so who knows how). As soon as I got the bottle out of the wrapper I had superglue all over my hands. This was unexpected since I hadn't opened the bottle yet. A wtf moment, if you will. I managed to avoid sticking myself together while I searched for acetone or something. It took some doing, but I got it all off. After I installed my grips I tossed the bottle on the ground on it's side. The next day it had all leaked out. Huh.
That said, I'm sure this is a rare occurrence, and my hand grips are there to stay. I certainly won't be buying this again though.
That said, I'm sure this is a rare occurrence, and my hand grips are there to stay. I certainly won't be buying this again though.
Not the best solution for installing new grips
Platinumbackline•June 2, 2016
It's thick super glue. That's it. I nearly ruined my new grips because I followed the instructions causing the grip to glue on halfway installed, 3 times. I got it on eventually but not without my hands covered in super glue. It's going to be a real pain next time trying to get these grips peeled off of my heated grip tubes without ruining them. As super glue it's working great around the house though.
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