The best way that I have found to do it is to sand the entire area that you would like clear coated with light sand paper, tape off the eyelets and anything that you would not like to be shiny, and spray with clear rustoleum 2x ultra gloss spray paint. Haven't had any issues with it cracking either. But, I don't use these rods in extremely cold climates either. Not sure if that could change the results.
I snapped a couple of inches off the tip of one of my rods. I want to just reattach the guide but it's a bit too thick. If I do it evenly, can I sand it a tiny bit thinner, glue it back on then paint and seal? It's just fibreglass as far as I know and I don't want to wreck it! Cheers 🎣
The best way that I have found to do it is to sand the entire area that you would like clear coated with light sand paper, tape off the eyelets and anything that you would not like to be shiny, and spray with clear rustoleum 2x ultra gloss spray paint. Haven't had any issues with it cracking either. But, I don't use these rods in extremely cold climates either. Not sure if that could change the results.
If you’re worried about a few chips on your rod you’re not fishing hard enough. The only time I notice anything wrong with my rods is when they break.
is that a special kinda varnish sold solely at the fishing shop? Can I use thin lacquer rather? Thanks
I snapped a couple of inches off the tip of one of my rods. I want to just reattach the guide but it's a bit too thick. If I do it evenly, can I sand it a tiny bit thinner, glue it back on then paint and seal? It's just fibreglass as far as I know and I don't want to wreck it! Cheers 🎣
absolutely! do it
Hi hello thank you I have some scratches on my car rods could you tell me please where I can buy rod dancer from? Thank you
Dear Sir what is the name of the varnish I couldn't hear the name clearly Thanks
Bonda seal clear gives a far superior finish. That one part Threadmaster is awful stuff, but the two part for thread is perfect......for thread.
Where we can buy that varnish?
Thanks !
Pro Tip - DO NOT TOUCH PREPPED AREA WITH YOUR BARE FINGERS OR HAND !