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It's possible, but a lot of work, especially if your only doing it for practicing your wrapping techniques. For that you can use crap blanks, seconds, broken blanks or look online for closeouts and deals. Unless you really need to change something on that rod, I'd say it's not worth the time.
Having said that, I've change spinners to casting and the other way around, as sometimes I don't like the way a blank fishes as one; yet it turns out sweet as the other. All kinds of ways to go about it, but the key is to be careful not to damage the blank. You also don't have to get right down the blank either, just as close as you can and as smooth as you can.
Good luck.
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