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Double Sided Grip Tape 2"x36 Yard Roll 6-mil

Double Sided Grip Tape 2"x36 Yard Roll 6-mil

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Our 6-mil grip tape is a great base for replacing golf club grips. Coated on both sides with a strong natural rubber adhesive, it provides good adhesive strength and "quick stick". Bonds to most surfaces and has high adhesion properties.

Product Properties:

Nominal Width 2"
Actual Width 48mm (1.89")
Tape Thickness (excluding liner) 6 mil
Adhesion 47 oz/in
Tensile Strength 23 lbs/in
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Frequently Asked Questions

How many grips can I regrip with one roll of this 2-inch grip tape, and how much tape does each club require?

The number of grips you can install per roll depends on various factors, but as a general reference each standard grip installation requires one strip cut to approximately the length of the grip — typically 10 to 11 inches for a standard grip area. This 36-yard roll would net over 110 grips for a single tape layer installation, or around 9-10 full 13 club sets.

How does 6-mil grip tape thickness compare to standard grip tape — will it affect grip size or feel?


At 6 mil thickness, this tape is in line with standard golf grip tape specifications and adds a negligible amount of diameter to the grip area — effectively the same as industry-standard underlisting tape used in professional shop installations. For golfers who are deliberately building up grip size, each full wrap of 2-inch tape adds approximately 1/32 of an inch to grip diameter, so multiple layers can be used intentionally to size up without purchasing larger grip cores.

What solvent works best with double-sided grip tape — can I use water, mineral spirits, or paint thinner to activate it?


The most commonly used solvents for activating double-sided grip tape are mineral spirits and commercial grip solvent, both of which temporarily reduce the tape's tack enough to slide the grip on while restoring full adhesion within 20 to 30 minutes of evaporation. Water-based activation is possible with some tape formulations but generally produces slower cure times and weaker initial bond strength compared to solvent-based methods — most professional builders avoid it for production regripping.

What's the difference between 2-inch grip tape and the narrower 3/4-inch strips — which is correct for standard golf grip installation?


Two-inch grip tape is the standard width used in professional club building and regripping because it covers the full grip area in a single wrap without requiring multiple overlapping strips, producing a cleaner and more consistent underlisting surface. The narrower 3/4-inch tape is a legacy format that requires spiral wrapping up the shaft, which is more time-consuming and can create uneven buildup if the wraps aren't perfectly spaced.

Why do club builders use double-sided grip tape instead of regular tape?


Double-sided golf grip tape is specifically designed to work with grip solvent and create a durable bond between the shaft and grip. Unlike standard household tape, golf grip tape provides consistent installation, secure adhesion, and long-lasting performance.