Pro-Fix 5&10 Rapid Cure
How long does it take to cure?
At room temperature it will be fully cured in 15 minutes. When temperatures exceed 80 degrees curing time will be reduced and will exceed 15 minutes when temperatures are below 72 degrees.
Can the club be handled before it is cured?
It is recommended that the club is left to dry without moving or touching it. If the club is moved during the curing process the bond can be reduce by 50% leading to a bond failure during use.
How should I tested to see if the epoxy is fully cured?
After the recommended curing time you can test the epoxy by leaving a small amount in the mixing area. If the remaining epoxy is hard and cool to the touch the club is ready to be handled. Do Not test the bond by constantly twisting the club to see if it has cured this will only weaken the bond.
Can I add Glass Shafting Beads to 5&10?
Yes. If you have a loose fitting shaft, glass beads will help center the shaft into the club head for consistent performance. Note: Mix 2%-4% by volume of glass shafting beads with PRO-FIX Epoxy. DO NOT EXCEED 4% ratio.
How long should you the mix the epoxy?
First you should only dispense enough to bond one club. Make sure you have prepared all the components before you start the mixing process. You should mix thoroughly for 30 seconds until it turns a solid off white color. DO NOT remix or try to bond another club as the epoxy will have already started the curing process and although it may appear usable it will yield a weaker bond.
How do I use the cartridge?
Pro-Fix 5&10 is packaged in a double barreled cartridge. Before you cut the end off to dispense any epoxy turn the cartridge so the tip section is pointing into the air. This will allow any trapped air to rise to the top where the epoxy is dispensed. Remove the black recapping section from the plunger and cut the tip off the cartridge. Then gently push the plunger into the cartridge expelling the trapped air and any epoxy to make sure both sides are equal. This will ensure you have an equal amount of A and B when you are ready to start the mixing process. Remember to recap immediately to prevent air re-entering the cartridge.