Bad rod breakages repairable??
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Bad rod breakages repairable??
Theres a guy on ebayuk selling high quality carbon strands (sorry cant do a link). Ive emailed him and hes very sure breakages on rods are repairable using this product and the fix will be even stronger on the broken section than before the break, process sounds tricky enough but most guys will chuck a badly broken rod in the bin so theres hope yet especially with the more expensive models, anyone try this ??
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Re: Bad rod breakages repairable??
sounds too good to be true. not sure i would trust it after all it the section that is repaired is stronger than it was that would change the action of the rod, imho, broke the top inch or two off rods but find they are still usable. If the section broke in the middle i personally would just replace the broken section, ie new tip/butt
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Re: Bad rod breakages repairable??
True it sounds a bit iffy , this guy reckons sanding the broken sections into male/female fit ins then using the carbon strands/ resin should be more than enough, i might give it a go some day be interesting to see if it works
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Re: Bad rod breakages repairable??
seanie35 wrote:True it sounds a bit iffy , this guy reckons sanding the broken sections into male/female fit ins then using the carbon strands/ resin should be more than enough, i might give it a go some day be interesting to see if it works
lets us know if it does work
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Re: Bad rod breakages repairable??
buy a pair of safety glasses for your first few casts



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Re: Bad rod breakages repairable??
First cast 6oz lead and half a mackeralroger de dodger wrote:buy a pair of safety glasses for your first few casts![]()

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