Prowrap color previews

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Posted by: Chris Zarza (---)

Date: November 17, 2019 10:35PM

[tackle-net.com]

I recently found this website when searching google images of "Prowrap 455". It shows the color of the thread after epoxy.

The titles either have "NCP" (color preserver) or not. It looks like it's backwards, so you can figure out which is which.

It looks like they group their colors. So if you see a pink spool, click on the image to see the red family. There are 8 "groupings" of threads for each family of colors for each of NCP and color preserved. When you click the image to make it larger, there will be a number toward the bottom left of the image. That is your color code.

This can be very useful to figuring out an idea of what color you're aiming for.

Have fun!

Can anyone figure out how to translate the website?

Edited 6 time(s). Last edit at 11/17/2019 10:49PM by Chris Zarza.

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