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Chris Catignani

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  1. Chris Catignani's post in Guide wrap epoxy questions was marked as the answer   
    Yes...FlexCoat is a great product. I like the High Build...and will put on a thin coat. Once it cures in a day...put on another thin coat.
     
    1: The Epoxy will last a long long time.
    2: You can keep and reuse the syringes.
    3: With FlexCoat High Build.( I did this along time ago) I would turn the rod 180 every 15 minutes. Guides up...then guides down.
    4: Turn for two hours should be enough.
  2. Chris Catignani's post in Finn & Gill was marked as the answer   
  3. Chris Catignani's post in Removing Flexcoat was marked as the answer   
    I would just take a dull knife and scrap off the epoxy...not worrying so much about scratches on the blank.
    Get it looking uniform with green scotchbrite pad...and then just refinish it with PermaGlos.
    I will sometime write on a blank with a white Sakura Jelly Roll #8.
  4. Chris Catignani's post in Best rod guide inserts? was marked as the answer   
    Alconite will work for pretty much everything....
  5. Chris Catignani's post in Curado Bantam CU-100B brake system was marked as the answer   
    I did do some more controlled testing...and sure enough some of the break collars were setting on when casting.
     
    [two days later]
    OK....got a new set of brake collars and problem fixed! $4.95 off eBay.
    Part No. BNT1517.

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