Grip Print for gear NOT STICKS

[A2rhino 63]

Be sure to get it in CLEAR color.

http://garage-toys.com/supergripspray.html

http://garage-toys.com/plspbl.html

[wetwilly17 6]

A2rhino, i thought you were getting a product from quiltershusband.com? which one did you actually use?

[A2rhino 63]

It's that product but I got it at Home Depot. Performix is the make.

[wetwilly17 6]

i bough skate socks for the first time (very thin, moisture wicking easton socks). the easton socks have a tiny bit of grip material at the toe. the first time i wore the socks, it felt like the bottom of my foot would move around slightly and i didn't like the sensation.

yesterday i sprayed the bottom of the socks with performix. during my game last night, it worked great. i am very happy with this product.

i have two long sleeve underarmours that i dont use because my elbow pads shift around with them. i'm going to spray performix on them too.

[A2rhino 63]

Happy to have been of some help. As for spraying your UA shirts I suggest that you spray your elbow pads instead. That is what I did and it has been awesome.

[sn1per 0]

Another thing you could try is "Auto Goop" which you should be able to find at Home Depot or Crappy Tire. It is a weather-sealant adhesive. I first experimented it on some biking gloves. For those of you who bike, you'll know that most gloves come with a rubber type print on the tips of the index and middle finger for grip on brake levers. Pretty much every glove I'd ever worn had those grips wear out in 1 ride or two. I brushed some of this stuff on, let it dry and tested it out. Not only was it more tackier, but the stuff lasted an entire season. So then I decided to test them out on my elbows and to my surprise, they worked like a charm.

[Jbird 0]

As strange as this sounds, squirt a small spot of hot-glue and smear it flat so it absorbs a bit into the fabric. Try it on an old rag first though... and maybe don't use much.