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Thread: Rod Repairer help

  1. #1

    Rod Repairer help

    Hi guys i have two questions

    1. What glue would be good to fix this cork handle

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    Also what could i treat the rubber around the top of the handle with

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    Thank you for any help you my be able to give cheers

  2. #2

    Re: Rod Repairer help

    I'll leave the glue to those that know cork better then I but for the rubber I'd be using Lanox or any of those lanolin based goops or even straight lanolin grease.
    I intend on living for-ever....so far so good


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    Re: Rod Repairer help

    i was taught to use stuff called nitrocellulose or something like that, i am sure someone will know the correct name..was long ago.. just sand some old cork down into a dust & mix the cork dust with the nitro into a nice thick paste, fill all holes etc & let dry. when properly dry sand back to original shape.. although, cork is wood, so any wood glue that was a bit flexible may do the job..

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    Re: Rod Repairer help

    Thanks DR
    You can also use araldite or even fibreglass resin...make the cork paste as DR says and then sand it back. If you get a cork ring that is really cactus you can buy a new one and cut it in 2 , glue it on and sand to shape....in this regard sure beats hypalon
    You could use Armor All on the rubber - it is amazing how it brings up plastic and rubber..just wipe it on with a damp cloth.
    cheers, Mike

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    Re: Rod Repairer help

    you can also use rubber grease.
    You get this from repco/supercheap
    Yo may consider replacing the damaged cork with new cork then sand it down.

    Rodman

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