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while doing a brake job on my wifey's Murano, I grabed an old grip and cleaned it w some brake cleaner
WOW...it went from a dingy white to a BRIGHT WHITE again!
the grip was a Tacki Mac Itomic and it was all covered in black from rubbing against other clubs in the bag
after i sprayed it down, it was like new again

also tested it on my Titleist 735.cm's and it transformed the grips to brand new again

I wash my grips every 5 rounds and replace them every 25 or so
so i would reccomend this maybe once or twice tops in the lifetime of the grip

just spray it on, wipe clean w a smooth, dry shop towel (the blue ones I used) and VOILA!
after it dries (and quickly as brake cleaner is basically alcohol) it was as Tacki as new!

there you go!

"My swing is homemade - but I have perfect flaws!" - Me

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i searched for itomics and found like every post made by you enis....
that is no offense to be taken, i just love researching these type things. i wish we had a golfsmith near me with these in stock. i want to try those white itomics out. i just regripped all my MX-200s with black/white crosslines (my personal grip of 6 years). i travel a lot for work and the two golfsmith i see on a regular basis (Memphis and Atl) dont cary the itomics in store.


i did order a white itomic wrap from Tacki mac and put it on my nike pro combo 5 iron and like it ok. not great.

i am glad to hear you found a way to clean these. i have a lamkin performace plus 3gen on my driver and its sort of off white anyway, but i need a good way to clean these. i love the look of white grips on irons, and want to try the reduced taper of the itomics. i need to get 1 to try first.

what specific brake cleaner did you try? thanks for the advice.

Bag: Warbird Hot
Driver: 9015d 10.5*
3wood: J33
5wood: Fybrid
Hybrids: 5dx #3, #4Irons: MX-200 5-GWWedges: 8620 53* 58*Putter: Monza Corza SpiderBall:


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i searched for itomics and found like every post made by you enis....

i just used stuff i bought at Canadian Tire...not sure of the name, but im sure they are all the same

Tacki should pay me!! hahahah! I really do love everything sbout these grips now that i found a way to make them like new again, i will never change from them i never tried them before ordering them....for $3.79/grip, even if you dont like them ur in like $30 just order them up, u wont be dissapointed!
"My swing is homemade - but I have perfect flaws!" - Me

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i just used stuff i bought at Canadian Tire...not sure of the name, but im sure they are all the same

i will this upcoming summer i think. i literally had the crosslines put on Thurs.(i do not have a vice and pay to have clubs regripped).

living in the south, especially this past summer, any grip you chose would be tested to the max on "tac" ill buy a set for next summer and try them out when i would actually need them most. the rest of this season and early on next year, i think my crosslines will be just fine, but will def try them next season. and yes you should be payed. :)

Bag: Warbird Hot
Driver: 9015d 10.5*
3wood: J33
5wood: Fybrid
Hybrids: 5dx #3, #4Irons: MX-200 5-GWWedges: 8620 53* 58*Putter: Monza Corza SpiderBall:


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