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 Revitalize your Rod Handle
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11/05/21 02:09 PM
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James Niggemeyer
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Hey TFF, Quick video How to for rejuvenating your rod handle and prevent rod slippage.
Last edited by James Niggemeyer; 11/05/21 02:10 PM.
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Re: Revitalize your Rod Handle
[Re: James Niggemeyer]
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11/05/21 02:22 PM
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BriannShell
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 Thanks for the video!
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Re: Revitalize your Rod Handle
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11/05/21 03:49 PM
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Lone_Wolf
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I need to do this to some of my old eva carrot stix, thats why I prefer cork you can just take a magic eraser or steel wool to the dirty cork and make it like new
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Re: Revitalize your Rod Handle
[Re: James Niggemeyer]
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11/05/21 04:01 PM
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T Bird
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Looks good James.
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Re: Revitalize your Rod Handle
[Re: James Niggemeyer]
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11/05/21 04:53 PM
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avid_basser
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Wow!!! Thanks for this. I have a few older Carbonlite rods with the grip being slick / sticky.
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Re: Revitalize your Rod Handle
[Re: James Niggemeyer]
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11/05/21 05:45 PM
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Jonah's View
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that looks like a quick fix for foam, thanks... the best thing I've ever found for cork handles is Comet Cleanser !!!... take you rod to the kitchen sink, get the cork wet, apply some Comet and use a sponge to work up a lather and work the light abrasive across the cork a little, then rinse... it'll look like brand new, and you don't remove any cork, just the grime...
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