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Goat wrote:
Midstream, midday when the floating line is starting to become a sink tip line I have considered giving it a cleaning with Albolene to see if that would help. A little wash and dry. But I'm not sure what the outcome will be, so I have yet to do it. Will this help, make it worse, strip the coating off the line? I know there are products available for line cleaning but I am wondering specifically about Aldolene. (you never know when midstream you may need to get lipstick off you flyline ;-) Comments.... I tried it on my fly-line when I first read about it on ROFF, but didn't notice it making any particular difference. Since then I just use the cleaner that comes with the line (Cortland), and have found that the most important things seems to be doing *regular* cleanings, rather than finding any special concoction to dress the line with. Obviously, YMMV and since this is ROFF, it most likely will. :-) Chuck Vance |
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