While I have one of these pneumatic grip installation guns, I have no garage air compressor to utilize the tool with. That said, I have been re-gripping golf clubs since I was 13 years old.....or 54 years now......used to provide free re-grip's to all club members who had club storage rental when I was a young man working at the golf club growing up. I have used many different adhesion methods to appease the club professionals whom I worked for, but my tried & true method through the years is
a) I only use double backed tape ( from the same mfgr. always to insure consistent tape thickness ) for buildup and final layers.....i.e. no masking tape, etc etc.
b) I have found that basic lighter fluid works better than any other solvent, it allows sufficient time to slip on & straighten grip while drying to usable in 20min. or less
c) I would never install a grip without double backed tape to adhere to the grips ID for a permanent grip install....I'll assume these air installs are for testing, customer feels & diameter/texture customer preferences......therefore you can blow on/off until you get what the customer desires, but then I'm using double backed tape, period.
I'm Old School, but I've installed more grips than possibly the next 100 people combined through the years & I know what works and what is suspect.