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Erik Kunz Registered: April 2005 Location: Santa Rosa, CA Posts: 95	Pac Bay XGSU110-2 11' surf rod with Fuji Alconite LC Surf Guides, 3M Safety Walk tape grips, and Mudhole adjustable reel seat.
	· Date: Tue May 31, 2005 · Views: 3,512 · Filesize: 50.7kb, 179.2kb · Dimensions: 1012 x 635 ·
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	Keywords: safety walk LC surf guides PBX

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Derek McMaster

Registered: April 2005
Location: Rohnert Park, California
Posts: 65

Sat June 4, 2005 4:10pm

I have been looking at that blank myself for a future project. I would love to hear how it performs. I heard about your technique of dulling the roughness of the grip tape with heat, a friend uses an overcoat of tool grip paint. He thins it somehow and the results are very nice.