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On Sat, 12 May 2007 13:09:30 -0400, "Diamondcutter"
wrote: Just wondering if any of you have tried using the Specrta.etc styles lines as backing.I figure something quite heavy say a 60lb so it wil not have a tendency to cut into your fingers.Polyester backing has about the same cost at the Blue box store.Appreciate it. Thanks Marty Cortland Micron can be had in 20# or 30# breaking strength, comes in different colors (so you can have your last 50 yards be something that'll let you know you might be in trouble ;-) is unlikely to damage snakes, strippers and tiptops, seems to last forever, and can be blind spliced so neatly you'll never even know when a splice zips through the guides ('cept for a color change)... I can't think of a good reason to not use Micron for backing. /daytripper |
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