rod varnish

[Peter Day]

Can you help me. looking for the small bottles of quick drying varnish for
my beach rods my local tackle shops dont sell it?
Thanks Pete.

[Alex]

"Peter Day" > wrote in message
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> Can you help me. looking for the small bottles of quick drying varnish
for
> my beach rods my local tackle shops dont sell it?
> Thanks Pete.
>
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You can try these people they sell the Gibbs two part varnish,
tends to be a bit thick! and requires you to continually turn the rod for
around 1 hour. Great if you are re-whipping a rod and want to get the high
build finish.
Whats wrong with the polyurethane varnish available from any DIY outlet.

http://veals.co.uk/acatalog/

[Colin Sloanes]

Hi
Don't use gibbs or polyurethane try a good car wax polish.

Regards,

Colin Sloanes
"Peter Day" > wrote in message
...
> Can you help me. looking for the small bottles of quick drying varnish
for
> my beach rods my local tackle shops dont sell it?
> Thanks Pete.
>
>

[Colin Sloanes]

Hi again,

If you need to redo the varnish on the rings, then use gibbs it's the best.

Regards,

Colin Sloanes

"Peter Day" > wrote in message
...
> Can you help me. looking for the small bottles of quick drying varnish
for
> my beach rods my local tackle shops dont sell it?
> Thanks Pete.
>
>

[ChronicFatigue]

My rods have minor cosmetic scratches on them from falling over on the
rocks! No permanent damage but is vanish such as that mentioned used to
cover these blemishes. Are sea fisherman not bothered about these and proud
of their battlescars?!



"Colin Sloanes" > wrote in message
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> Hi again,
>
> If you need to redo the varnish on the rings, then use gibbs it's the
best.
>
> Regards,
>
> Colin Sloanes
>
> "Peter Day" > wrote in message
> ...
> > Can you help me. looking for the small bottles of quick drying varnish
> for
> > my beach rods my local tackle shops dont sell it?
> > Thanks Pete.
> >
> >
>
>