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Daiwa Rod Repair - Melbourne
Hi guys, just came back from a trip where one of my favorite rods, a Daiwa Heartland got a bit of damage; Not really sure how it happened because I don't normally hang my lures on the guides and such, could have been a bit of flying debris on the freeway.
The chips are quite sharp, so want to do a repair. Not sure how to go about it, is it possible to get it sent back to the manufacturer, or get it repaired somewhere locally? Cheers Pat
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Any rod builder can easily replace a guide.
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^^ Im with Manno.
Buy all the necessary gudebrod, flexcoat UV and the guide, change it out yourself. Easy ![]() Here's my work all done at home and by hand. And a picture of some of the stuff you'll need to get started. Guide Epoxy.jpg DSCF4288A.jpg Flexcoat & Gudebrod.jpg
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Mate if you don't want to do it yourself take it to your local tackle store they will be able to do a basic repair like that if they cant find a new store.
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