- Goo Gone. Goo gone is the number one option when removing stickers from golf clubs. The purpose of this product is to remove goo and adhesives from unwanted places.
- Vegetable Oil. Vegetable oil or any sort of cooking oil is another great way to remove sticker residue from your clubs.
- Grip Solvent. Grip solvent is another great option for those looking to remove stickers from their golf shaft. ...
- Hair Dryer/ Heat Gun. Another option for cleaning stickers off your golf clubs is to apply heat. ...
- Peanut Butter. I’ll be honest I haven’t tried this one myself but a few golfers over in the Golf WRX forums have said that this is their go to option.
How do I remove the sticker on my golf club?
Feb 02, 2021 · 5 Ways To Remove Stickers Off Of Golf Clubs Goo Gone. Goo gone is the number one option when removing stickers from golf clubs. The purpose of this product is to... Vegetable Oil. Vegetable oil or any sort of cooking oil is another great way to remove sticker residue from your clubs. Grip Solvent. ...
How do you remove sticker glue from the shaft of a pen?
Feb 02, 2022 · How to remove stickers and sticker residue from metal Apply vegetable oil to the area. Let it soak in for a few hours. Use a hair dryer on a warm setting to soften the glue. Wipe off the sticker residue. Note: the dryer should not be on the hot setting! Clean the area using hot soapy water and a cloth. Can you use Goo Gone on golf clubs?
How do I remove the graphics from the shafts?
May 07, 2010 · Goo gone has worked the best for me after you tear the sticker off--the goo gone will get the rest of the sticky stuff off and then just wash with soap and water to get the greasy goo gone all the way off
How to remove labels from shafts?
Jan 27, 2020 · getting rid of those annoying stickers & the gunk they leave behind off your golf clubs for good and have cleaner looking clubs
Why won't my club remove stickers?
This can be one of the biggest reasons that someone won’t remove stickers off of their clubs is simply the lack of knowledge. If you have ever dealt with the sticker residue, then you know how annoying it can be in the long run. If you are not experienced in removing it, it can lead to hours of frustration as well.
Is golf a poor sport?
Golf does not tend to be a poor man’s sport, and part of this is due to the cost of the equipment. Which leads me to the care of that equipment. Should you remove stickers from golf clubs? This is a matter of choice as the removal will not affect the functionality of the clubs in any way.
Can you remove stickers from a sticker?
Removing the stickers can be a hassle, that’s for sure. While usually, it is not the paper part of the sticker that can be a struggle to remove but the adhesive that holds the sticker in place. Once you remove the sticker, if you don’t remove the adhesive as well, it can be a real pain to deal with.
GolfingWithCigars
I don't see why not. When I buy new woods I ask that price and manufacturer labels be removed, and I've seen them use Goo Gone (Pro shop, now defunct 2nd Swing, etc.).
Fourputt
I use my wife's fingernail polish remover if I don't have any grip solvent around. I haven't found alcohol to be a very good solvent for most of those bar code sticker adhesives.
erniebanks
I use my wife's fingernail polish remover if I don't have any grip solvent around. I haven't found alcohol to be a very good solvent for most of those bar code sticker adhesives.
Warik
I've seen shop staff use heat guns to melt the label before my very eyes. Didn't seem to damage the shaft but it was pretty alarming the first time I saw it.... I think it works by breaking down the glue? Peeling it off was pretty easy thereafter.
