I am looking for some emerald green graphite gloss blanks. I think they make beautiful rods, but I cant find them for sale anywhere. I want to build light spinning rods 6' to 7' 1 piece walleye/panfish rods. You guys really helped out the last time I couldn't find blanks.

Rodgeeks Ice Green color I consider Emerald green.

AT Matrix Schneider's hot specials page.

CTS

Thanks Barry.
YES!! CTS
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Herb
CTS

I found 1 on cts, I'm not wanting a painted blank, I want a green graphite with a clear gloss over it. The at matrix is black

Here is a link to MHX Green Metallic Rod Blanks - [www.mudhole.com] -- Thank You

Bob McKamey
Mud Hole Custom Tackle
bobm@mudhole.com

If it’s green it’s painted. The old green Matrix blanks were painted with a clear coat over it.
Norm

The old RX7 rainshadow blanks were a dyed finish, so we're the few ATC Matrix I've seen over the years, you can see the graphite underneath. Schneider's has some around marked OG on the site. My best discription I can come up with is a bit darker mature grass green, or Crayon green.

JODY HAHN Wrote:
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> I found 1 on cts, I'm not wanting a painted blank,
> I want a green graphite with a clear gloss over
> it. The at matrix is black


If that's the case quit rodbuilding, because that's not how it works. Anything not charcoal colored or black is painted.

The earlier AT-Matrix were Green Gloss finish.
The later are Black finish.
We do have a very few of the earlier left.
[www.schneidersrods.com]

Best wishes,
Ron Schneider
Schneider's Rod Shop
Mountain Home, Arkansas
[www.schneidersrods.com]
mtnron40@yahoo.com
870-424-3381

Yea, green.

There is no green graphite, actually it is carbon fiber and it is black! Adding the epoxies used to build the scrim makes it appear a dark charcoal. Any other color is a finish on top of the fiber, call it paint, dye or whatever it is a coating.

Sorry Lynn, I hadn't seen the green matrix blanks, not many of them for sale anymore

No prob., they've been hard to find for a while now.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/02/2019 04:33PM by Lynn Behler.