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Message Subject: slimming down cork on rod
esox4130
Posted 2/24/2015 6:43 PM (#755923)
Subject: slimming down cork on rod





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bought a new rod. looking for the best method to narrow the butt of the rod so its slimmer. was thinking of just sanding with heavier grit sand paper then putting a rod wrap on it. any info is appreciated.
musky513
Posted 2/24/2015 6:53 PM (#755926 - in reply to #755923)
Subject: Re: slimming down cork on rod




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That's probably your best bet. Tape off any are you don't want to remove material from. I would go with a 120 grit then work your way to a 400 or so to keep it smooth. A wrap over the cork will kind of defeat the purpose of removing material won't it?
upnortdave
Posted 2/24/2015 8:12 PM (#755941 - in reply to #755926)
Subject: Re: slimming down cork on rod




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Location: mercer wi
220 on a palm sander. The square one. Not an orbital sander. Works great just take your time n slowy rotate handle as you work full length of cork back n forth.
Tackle Industries
Posted 2/24/2015 8:26 PM (#755944 - in reply to #755923)
Subject: Re: slimming down cork on rod





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Location: Land of the Musky
Slow and steady. LOL I used a belt sander once....That was NOT slow and steady and my results showed it....
bryantukkah
Posted 2/25/2015 1:40 AM (#755959 - in reply to #755944)
Subject: Re: slimming down cork on rod




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Yeah, that cork comes off in a hurry if you're not careful. Just use 220 grit, anything more is overkill. Go easy on it.
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