Rod joint loose
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Rod joint loose
the joint on a penn venom i have is very loose and has flew off a few time when casting.i put tape on it now and it dose do the job but is there anything for a better fix .
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Re: Rod joint loose
two things you can try mate rub candle wax on it to build it up or look for some graphite spray and build it up with that hope this helps 

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Re: Rod joint loose
built mine up with thin layers of superglue bout 3 layer over a week...rubbed down each time to avoid uneven surface...seems to be doing the job...best luck
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Re: Rod joint loose
Candlewax worked for me before Ray, as did superglue , build up the layers, and then sand down with very fine paper before trying for a good fit.
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Re: Rod joint loose
apply a really fine coat of araldite on the inside female joint, make sure theres no setting runs , lightly sand till snug fit
, by the way how much do ya think a fully rebuilt venom would be worth 


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Re: Rod joint loose
seanie im not sure how much one fully rebuilt would be .but if i was buying one after having one before i would pay 150 to 180 no problem 

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Re: Rod joint loose
Ive had the same problem with a tt and built it up with some black car primer. Clean off the spigot with some white spirts and spray a few layers of primer on allowing the previous coat to dry! Works a treat. 

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Re: Rod joint loose
I would have thought that paint primer would be way to soft to provide any sort of long term solution. Def super glue is the way forward
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Re: Rod joint loose
if its really loose , mix up some araldite 2 part resin , heat it up so that its like water , apply to a cleaned rod surface , use lighter fluid , the thin hot araldite will seep into the rod , then allow to dry and sand to fit ,
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Re: Rod joint loose
just fixed a spigot on a rod of mine using the spray carbon you get for carbon poles - the best fix i've seen to date! a simple application of thin layers and its good to go - dont over spray it though.
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Re: Rod joint loose
thanks lads 
