Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Do you always need to remove the tape under the grip? I had a new putter grip put on and the guy didn't remove the tape from underneath.
Document: I had to push and pull with so much force that my finger tips started to bleed. With the next club I was more liberal with the activator on the shaft tape and the grip went on easier. I still had to pull with some force, but I was able to get the grip into place with one long pull. If you re-grip the clubs in the evening, by the next morning the grips are set and you're ready to hit the links. This I did and I was swinging my clubs with the new grips at the driving range 12 hours later.With that said, this re-gripping kit is excellent and includes everything you need (sans the replacement grips and a knife to remove the old grips) to re-grip 13 club shafts.
Nice grip kit. Has what you need to put a new grip on your clubs. The vice clap works well and you need it to re grip your clubs.
Everything you need and the price is good. If you follow the instructions the new grips go on easily (see caveat below). The hardest part of regripping to me is getting the old grips off, but for that you need another product (utility knife). I found that the amount of recommended solvent they suggest is not enough to really &#34;slick up&#34; the tape and make the grip easy to install. Unless you plan to play with the club in the next half hour, my suggestions is to wet it down thoroughly.
what a piece of junkwhen I re grip my putter the rubber clamp broken off, I could not finish pushing the putter grip all the way in. I was thinking you got to be kidding and the tape was too short.
I ordered this kit with my Super Stroke putter grip and installed it myself in my kitchen. The kit comes with everything you could need. The rubber vice is a nice addition for those using a work bench vice to hold the club. My only complaint is that the solvent bottle. I would prefer to have a larger bottle as this one with probably only allow you to do a few clubs - defniitely not an entire set. Keep in mind when you change grips that you will need a LOT of solvent to ensure the grip doesn't get stuck half way on.
My husband said this worked with no problems. He shared it with a friend to put on new grips--and this friend liked the quality too.
Did my whole bag in under an hour and had a good time doing it.A couple things:There IS a video at the company website. It's not great but it does show a couple things better than the package instructions do. Which is easy because the package instructions are lousy.The guys on here who are saying they can't jam the things on just aren't putting enough spray/activator on the tape. The guy on the video uses two squirts, I used three and the things slid right on.And I'm not weightlifter by any means.The tape is stickey, the activator makes it slippery for a minute and you just slide the things on.
OK, so if you're like me you're more than a little hesitant to regrip your own clubs. There's an enormous industry worth billions of dollars that's centered around convincing you that only specially trained pros should ever mess with this stuff.Like the guy at my local who wanted four bucks a club.And I'm not some super-handyman type. Just an average guy who works in an office and whose son gave him a nice new set of grips because we played a round together and mine were getting shabby.So I debated about it and decided what the heck, I was going to try it.The first club might have taken ten minutes, The next one tok less than five.
Easy to use re-gripping kit.Read the directions and you will have your clubs set up in no time.To make the process even easier, have someone hold the club end while you put on the new grips and use plenty of solution
The tape is the perfect size, very sticky, and very thin. The black club grip is awesome, it holds the club steady and the way it is designed helps in the alignment of the grip when a vise is not available and the solvent, it is very slick yet sets in a surprisingly quick amount of time. Whatever you do, always make sure you're ready to slide the grip onto the shaft right after applying the solvent or you will be in for a mess. All in all, INCREDIBLE product.
Answer: yes