Anyone used this stuff. As always I see something and think about how I could possibly use it for a purpose it was never intended for.

My first thoughts were for carbon fiber handles. Possibly coat then if they become scratched you could just peel the stuff away and recoat..

Maybe ????

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The stuff is so new I don't think many have seen it yet. It is an interesting product .

Interesting looking product and will look for a reciew ... but @$25 I'll let someone else test drive it first ...

I'm spending my free dollars testing different stabilizing agents <LOL>

After looking this looks to be a very similar and cheaper alternative

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It's going to be soft, rubbery. Not sure that's ideal for coating carbon skinned handles.

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You may be correct. I think a lot depends on how easily you can apply and remove the product. I for one would love something that I could spray on then remove after possibly a years worth of abuse. Now the question is will the stuff last a year??? Is it easily removed from a rod handle ???? What does it feel like etc..

I think its worth a look but am skeptic for this application.

Any of the urethain or apoxy clears after a year just fine sand and recoat

Heck permagloss is set well overnight

If you want to play Go for it

Bill - willierods.com