Needless to say the epoxy is going to be pretty stout when i get back.
Marbling rod guides.
Q tips tend to leave uninvited guest fibers.
Micro guides can help increase increase your casting distances.
Simply pour your cleaner on a rag and wipe the rod where you ll be marbling i ll use a q tip and soak it in cleaner to get at the inside edges of the guides.
Marbling paint for fishing rods.
Custom rod marbling is one of the hottest new techniques rod builders are using to create stunning works of functional art.
After you have finished painting your rod to the desired color you can get a little artsy and creative with it.
Each time it rubs against something energy is lost and results in shorter casts.
You can take this mixture and then add custom designs to your fishing rod.
Fill a container with cold water.
Lots of times i ll wrap the q tip around the rag and clean the insides.
Curt baker of suncoast rodcrafters demonstrates the simple techniques used in marbling epoxy finish on custom fishing rods.
Marbling is a fun easy and uniqu.
The basic premise is to mix an ultra concentrated marbling pigment with an epoxy finish then swirl and drag the mixture in varying patterns on butt wraps and guide wraps.
I am building a rod with marbling under the double guide feet.
This is to prevent fibers from getting caught between the guides.
Few things say custom rod building more than crafting an original fishing rod that s designed built and decorated to your preference.
The pmrb series offers a range of pearlescent 2 tone and metallic colors that mix with any of your favorite epoxies for rich vibrant color combinations.
Custom rod marbling is one of the hottest new techniques rod builders are using to create stunning works of functional art.
How to add magic marbling in rod building.
Marbling has become a popular trend for added detailed painting to fishing rods with marbling pigment and epoxy finish.
It s time to put some excitement in an old rod or on a new one.
Demonstrating marbling technique with crb marbling pigment on a custom mhx fishing rod.
The basic premise is to mix an ultra concentrated marbling pigment with an epoxy finish then swirl and drag the mixture in varying patterns on butt wraps and guide wraps.
Got that part done and was about to start wrapping guides when i had to fly home for an unexpected funeral.
