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 Aug 15 2008, 10:57 PM
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 *Bi Catch*  Group: Members Posts: 442 Joined: 14-April 07 From: Sydney, NSW Member No.: 11  |
I've removed and moved a guide on a rod but there is all this binding epoxy (no thread) left from where the guide was. I've used a scalpal to scrape as much as possible off before I was threatening to cut into the blank.
How can I remove this old epoxy stuff? I've heard steel wool with a solvent will work? What can I do? It doesn't affect the performance but makes the rod look ugly. -------------------- DANCE!
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Aug 16 2008, 12:55 AM
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 His Eminance Group: Administrators Posts: 5,725 Joined: 13-April 07 From: Sydney Member No.: 2 |
800 wet & dry sand it off
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Feb 20 2010, 10:27 PM
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 " Master of Black Fish"(alias The Criminal)" Group: Moderator Posts: 1,422 Joined: 7-May 07 From: Engadine NSW Member No.: 30 |
I'm just about to rebind a rod, and have found that the epoxy on both the binding and glass, is very thick. It comes off reasonably easy with wet and dry, and as JG says, that is probably the safest and best way to do it.
On another note, I am being a bit lazy and don't really want to underbind or do fancy bindings. The rod is to be used for 12lb line and a baitrunner reel. It isn't an expensive rod, and is of glass construction, rather than graphite/carbon. Should I underbind? |
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Feb 20 2010, 11:16 PM
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His Eminance Group: Administrators Posts: 5,725 Joined: 13-April 07 From: Sydney Member No.: 2 |
could just brush on sum epoxy & wait for it to dry
can add a bit of colour [paint] into the epoxy to give it sum charactor -------------------- Save The Fish, Eat a Pussy |
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Feb 21 2010, 12:07 AM
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 the wizz kid Group: Members Posts: 693 Joined: 14-April 07 From: manilla,kingstown Member No.: 9 |
i wouldnt think it would need it ,,mate ,,,jas
-------------------- allways in the shit ,its just the depth that varies
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Feb 21 2010, 05:55 AM
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 Kokino Vraka Group: Members Posts: 1,001 Joined: 24-July 07 From: Earth Member No.: 220 |
I would perfer to remove the old epoxy.
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Feb 21 2010, 05:36 PM
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the wizz kid Group: Members Posts: 693 Joined: 14-April 07 From: manilla,kingstown Member No.: 9 |
sorry i should of answered a bit better ,after removing the old epoxy ,i wouldnt think underbinding would be needed,,,jas
-------------------- allways in the shit ,its just the depth that varies
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Feb 21 2010, 06:52 PM
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" Master of Black Fish"(alias The Criminal)" Group: Moderator Posts: 1,422 Joined: 7-May 07 From: Engadine NSW Member No.: 30 |
I knew what you meant Jas.
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Feb 21 2010, 11:06 PM
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His Eminance Group: Administrators Posts: 5,725 Joined: 13-April 07 From: Sydney Member No.: 2 |
QUOTE (jasonb @ Feb 22 2010, 12:36 PM)  sorry i should of answered a bit better ,after removing the old epoxy ,i wouldnt think underbinding would be needed,,,jas Nope ewe dont on glass sticks but it's nice to have it esp if you're using the same old guides & have to file the feet -------------------- Save The Fish, Eat a Pussy |
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