Best Way to revive original Taylormade grips ?

[Paul S4]

I have recently bought a very good set of Taylormade Burner irons, with the Bubble 2 S90 Plus graphite shafts, and would like to keep the original Taylormade Bubble 2 grips ( I know that there is very little choice as there seems to be only one Yonnex grip that will replace them and the cost is not worth it !) so I would like to revive the originals.
I also realise that they must be about 20 years old, but i really like the Bubble 2 S90s !!

The grips are fine but could do with being a bit more 'tacky'

I am open to useful tips !!

Thanks in advance

[boxsey]

Use a bar of hand soap and water to thoroughly clean them. Rinse to remove the soap and rub dry with a towel. The more effort you put in the better the result will be.

[Paul S4]

Thanks but already done that ...just wondering if there was something more 'aggressive' that would restore the tacky nature of the rubber ?

[cheddar]

You can buy tacky grip spray like 'Clean and Tacky' 'Power Grip' etc etc but I use 'Rug Grip Spray', it lasts longer, maybe 10 or 12 rounds and the can never seems to run out, cheap too, about £5.

Apply one coat, allow to dry in the sun or warm room for a couple of hours then spray on another and leave for at least 24 hours, they'll be incredibly tacky (in a good way) when you first use them and you'll feel it when you need to spray them again.

[IanUAE]

When I was based in India I used to scrub the grips with a wet soapy scotchbright (or similar) pads, rinse off well, towel and leave the clubs out of the bags for a few hours to completely dry. This removed the sweat off the grips and kept them nice and tacky.