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small running repair question...
Hi,
Was just wondering whether it would be ok to use superglue to plug up a small gap between the guide on the tip of the rod with the rod. Its just causing a few tangles every few casts.. getting bit annoying. The top guide isn't damaged, and will not fall/break off i don't think.. juss wondering what u guys & gals think Cheers
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Can you take a pic of the tip and post it so we can advise.
Cheers, Cindy |
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I don't have access to a camera, however let me try describe the problem a bit better.
The top guide has a "bent V" piece of metal which holds the sides of the loopy part of the guide to the rod. The bent part of the V is the bit which has come off the rod. Also, I forgot to mention that its a graphite rod. I'm pretty sure there is a fairly thick laquer around the graphite so the glue won't be in direct contact with the graphite.
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Hi Oscar,
Yes, you can use a drop of superglue or 5 min Araldite to hold down the support arm but it probably won't last too long due to expose to the elements (UV and salt). Best bet is to get a new tip top fitted or replace it yourself. Good luck. Steve & Cindy BDTR. |
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Thanks Cindy
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New Tip
I would get a new tip as they only cost about 5 bucks.
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