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Old 09-06-07, 12:09 AM   #1
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Ive got a HD rod that has the finish worn in a few places doe to riding around in an alum boat. Any recommendation for patching the finish?
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Old 09-06-07, 12:18 AM   #2
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Spray paint, Crayons, nail polish, I dunno?

If there's no damage to the stucture of the rod and you can still catch fish, why worry about it. I sure as heck wouldn't.

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the title sounds like the ending title to a porno movie...the day after.My thoughts thanks to Miller Light...I must now take a bow....kidding good luck with that. but really that sux.. Denny
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Try a little car wax if you want a shiny finish.
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Old 09-22-07, 12:21 PM   #5
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Ive got a HD rod that has the finish worn in a few places doe to riding around in an alum boat. Any recommendation for patching the finish?
Lightly sand the finish with 600 grit sand paper. Then hook the rod up to a sewing machine motor. Brush on epoxy while its spinning. after the epoxy is applied run a lighter over the surface in quick motions to pop any trapped air. Once that is done leave the motor running/rod spinning untill the epoxy is dry (prevents it from running/saggin). Your rod will look better than when you bought it.
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