Could use a little advice
I've had two Star boat rods for years and they're showing their age.
I spun them on the rod builder and used a mild 3m pad and soap to clean them up. I'd like to give them a coat of something and looking for suggestions. All the wraps are still in good shape on the carbeloid guides.
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The yellowing is permanent , couldn't correct that
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I would just get the quick cure epoxy from CMS, seeing they're intact or ask Eric and Charlie and they'll be able to help you out

I think Mike from M and Ds might also still carry that stuff
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Thanks Chris

Permagloss is what I've using for refinishing. It's made by U-40. You can re coat rod and guide wraps. I just redid a boat rod , honey lami. New guides and wet sand rod blank. 2 coats of Perma gloss prior to rewrapping guides. Need a ventilated area, dust free brush. Dries quickly .

Permagloss is what I've using for refinishing. It's made by U-40. You can re coat rod and guide wraps. I just redid a boat rod , honey lami. New guides and wet sand rod blank. 2 coats of Perma gloss prior to rewrapping guides. Need a ventilated area, dust free brush. Dries quickly .

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I agree use Perma gloss is very thin goes on easy and drys fast with no big build up

If you have a fast rod wrapper its a 5 min job

Thank u u's guys :-)
Haven't had time yet, I'll report back.... :kewl:

Went with the PermaGloss... Gooood stuf!
Anything that smells that strong has to be good....
Dumb move on my part, bought the 4 oz. bottle... If anyone has the need for this stuff I'll try a get it to ya...