You could alway tint or mix up some cork dust in a little rod bond epoxy and put it in the gap.
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I use bobbins for wrapping on my power wrapper.I bought 12 of the large Griffin bibbins that held the 1oz spools years ago and never looked back. I can run 4 bobbins at a time for tiger wraps or just one for doing a guide wrap and still I'm able to do inlays, fades and stuff with them with no trouble at all. I guess it's all in what you get used to. Now If I owned a Rennzetti rod lathe, I would m
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I sent you a few Larry
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David shoot me an email, I think I have two copies of the rod maker magazine with the carbon fiber grip article. I'll mail you one if you want it. jerry@driftbrotherstackle.com
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It working here in NC.
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Sent you an email Rick
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Email sent
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How many are you wanting?
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Hey Randy, shoot me an email and I'll send you a few pictures of rods I've done with white painted tips
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I use a 2k automotive clear, I've also been trying a 15oz spray can of moisture cured urethane that has been working out good
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Yep
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Depends on the look you're after, if you want a smooth grip, then you'll need another coat of epoxy on the CFX grips.
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Take a look at Get Bit Outdoors, I think it's the forecast brand that has that size.
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Hey Peter, I sent you an email
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Bill shot me an email, I have some.
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works on my end
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The Pacific Bay chrome stainless guides are not on the website or at least I couldn't find them. But my order history is back now!
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The only thing I don't like is all my past order history is gone off my account page.
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RM Volume 10 #2
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If you have a power wrapper, apply your finish on that, then transfer the rod to your dryer.
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I buy the quart cans of Diamond Finish Clear and then pour that into two pint size cans.Before I fill up my pint cans, I drill a hole in it down near the bottom and run a screw in it. Then when I'm ready for some finish, i take out the screw and pour some out. ( not leaning the can back to let air into the screw hole ) I think it is volume 15 #1 in Rodmaker that has the details. I used to use Lum
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Diamond Finish Clear is a moisture cured urethane
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Yep, rod bond will work on rubber butt caps
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That's the brand I use, been using it for about 3 years now and works good for me. Good pot life and a thin consistency for a good wet-out. I do a final coat with Diamond Finish Clear
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I use the MHX MB874-MHX
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Got mine Friday.
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I use schedule 40 foam core PVC pipe, it's a lot lighter than regular schedule 40, and protects more than a cardboard spiral or convoluted tube would.
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Get Bit Outdoors has gaff hooks
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Its just an application tape, i use it to put over vinyl decals i cut after wedding. It's used to pull the decal off the wax backing paper to apply the decal. If you google application tape you will find a few sign supply places that carry it. I use clear high tack because that's what i already have for my vinyl decals doing layering work. Plus using it i don't touch my printed rod decals at all
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Dave I had the same problem when I first got my 270 and it drove me crazy!. I started using a high tack clear app tape to apply my decals, after rolling( I use a lot of pressure) the decal on the blank, I apply a little heat to the top app tape right before I remove it. Then take that same piece of tape and blot all the way around the decal to remove the tiny amount of glue that was squeezed out
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