To all attendees, we formally invite you to come by our U-40 Rod Building Products booth. Ralph O'Quinn, Joe Kassuba and Dan Metcalf will be there to demonstrate application of LS Supreme, LS Supreme High Build, Rod Bond, Perma Gloss and other U-40 products. We will be there to answer your questions and have some fun.

Ralph O'Quinn will be doing two of the show's seminars, "Rod Repair" & "Making Multi-Piece Rods" and assisting Bill Stevens with "Grip Flocking". Come by for questions and good discussion.

You can purchase U-40 Rod Building Products at two booths:

Mud Hole Custom Tackle

Custom Tackle Supply

We look forward to seeing you there!!!

The folks at Trondak Inc U-40

What about small paint cans to put Permagloss in. It has been stated that you can buy anything associated with rodbuilding in Charlotte. I bet no one has four ounce paint cans for Permaglosss. I guess they will tell me to go to Lowes and buy something cheap and dump it out and clean the can. Now I have found everything!

See y'all in Charlotte Sat.

Ed Smith

I'll have some there. How many do you want? They'll be pint cans, however.

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I will have a couple of cans for demo there. So come on by and see how easy it is to extend the self life of Permagloss. We could have a drawing for one of the demo cans.
See you at the Trondak booth.
Joe Kassuba

Tom - I'd like a can or 2 - anything to prevent PG from setting up on me the way it has in teh past. I think being ale to use it will relieve me of a whole lot of issues I seem to run into.

I also think Putter will be doing a Marbling Demo at teh U-40 booth?

Try House of Cans at houseofcans.com. Phone #847-677-2100.

Thanks Tom, but a pint can is too big for me. I don't want that much air space over 4 oz. of PG. I'll be by the Trondak booth to get my name in the hat. By the time I order a dozen four oz. cans and pay the shipping, I'm better off buying one with paint and throwing the paint away. Maybe next year someone will showup with a case or two. Maybe Andy Dear will show up with a trash can full of 4 oz. paint cans. He'll sell anything that fits in a trash can.

See y'all Sat.

Ed Smith