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Applying second coat of flex coat
Posted by: chad holton (65.67.136.---)
Date: December 16, 2004 04:14PM

I put the first coat on a rod a couple of weeks ago and am going to put the second coat on tonight. Will I run into problems waiting too long between coats.
thanks

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Re: Applying second coat of flex coat
Posted by: Bob Balcombe (69.29.222.---)
Date: December 16, 2004 04:32PM

What you need to do is scuff the new finish with a gray 3M Scotch Brite scuffing pad that you can get at any hard ware store. If you don't scuff the finish the new coat well peal off at a later date
Good Wraps Bob

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Re: Applying second coat of flex coat
Posted by: Mike Tanner (64.136.27.---)
Date: December 16, 2004 06:02PM

What is the Max. time to wait between coats?
I know as soon as it sets up well enough to be able to apply another coat you can apply the second.My problem is,I work on call and when I go to work I am gone for about two days. I have a rod at home right now that I epoxied day before yesterday.It needs the decales put on and then to put another coat on tomorrow.
Mike
PS I will not get home untill about 5am.12hrs from now.

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Re: Applying second coat of flex coat
Posted by: Randy Parpart (Putter) (66.97.233.---)
Date: December 16, 2004 06:49PM

72 hours.

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Re: Applying second coat of flex coat
Posted by: Patrick Vernacchio (198.51.13.---)
Date: December 16, 2004 07:26PM

I have applied a second coat in as little as 2 hours and as long as a couple of months, on new rods, and I have resecured loose wraps on a couple of cheapo rods, without doing anything different to the previous finish other than cleaning off the mud and dried bait. Scuffing the cured finish is a good idea and should certainly help the new finish adhere.
Patrick Vernacchio

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