I've had a set of infinity rods for some years and one of the rods my spigot must have worn a bit as the rod pushes together more than the others and feels loose. Is there anything I can do to fix this
In reply to Post #1
You can cut 5mm off the female section if that's where it's worn.
Some daiwa rods had very soft carbon on the male spigot, this makes it harder to fix.
You can cut 5mm off the female section if that's where it's worn.
Some daiwa rods had very soft carbon on the male spigot, this makes it harder to fix.
In reply to Post #1
You can get a carbon spray which is used to build up worn pole sections. a brush on and a spray on version. Thin coats light sanding until you get it right.
You can get a carbon spray which is used to build up worn pole sections. a brush on and a spray on version. Thin coats light sanding until you get it right.
In reply to Post #3
Yeah used to do that with WKN's when they wore down. Better than a hacksaw 👍
Yeah used to do that with WKN's when they wore down. Better than a hacksaw 👍
In reply to Post #3
Thanks will try that
Thanks will try that
In reply to Post #5
If you manage to locate anywhere with carbon spray in stock please let me know ,thanks !
If you manage to locate anywhere with carbon spray in stock please let me know ,thanks !
In reply to Post #6
If you cant get the spray you can use candle wax but this will need to be done periodically (keep a candle in your tackle box ) another way is superglue and rubbed down with wet and dry to get decent fit (this lasts a fair time. Can also be done with black matt car spray again thin coats rubbed down .
If you cant get the spray you can use candle wax but this will need to be done periodically (keep a candle in your tackle box ) another way is superglue and rubbed down with wet and dry to get decent fit (this lasts a fair time. Can also be done with black matt car spray again thin coats rubbed down .
In reply to Post #7
Thanks Jeff. I have been using the candle wax method as nowhere seems to stock the carbon spray anymore but like you advise it needs applying regularly. Will try the spray paint.
Thanks Jeff. I have been using the candle wax method as nowhere seems to stock the carbon spray anymore but like you advise it needs applying regularly. Will try the spray paint.
In reply to Post #8
I'm unsure whether its still available but pole anglers paint on joint spray is decent
I'm unsure whether its still available but pole anglers paint on joint spray is decent
In reply to Post #9
Sorry joint save not spray
Sorry joint save not spray
In reply to Post #8
Apparently its not available in uk anymore .
Apparently its not available in uk anymore .
In reply to Post #1
It's a bit low tech for some but I have several rods with candle wax on the male part been going strong for donkeys years
It's a bit low tech for some but I have several rods with candle wax on the male part been going strong for donkeys years
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In reply to Post #11
I was in the same dilemma a few years ago and managed to get 3 cans from Bobco...only used some out of 1 tin, if you lived closer, i would have gave you a tin.
When i bought it for some reason Bobco wouldn't post it, luckily enough i am a construction manager so have to travel all over the country, and suprise suprise, i all of a sudden realised i had to make an emergency site visit to a site in Leeds
I was in the same dilemma a few years ago and managed to get 3 cans from Bobco...only used some out of 1 tin, if you lived closer, i would have gave you a tin.
When i bought it for some reason Bobco wouldn't post it, luckily enough i am a construction manager so have to travel all over the country, and suprise suprise, i all of a sudden realised i had to make an emergency site visit to a site in Leeds
In reply to Post #7
i use candle wax on my armalites
i use candle wax on my armalites