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01-26-2007, 01:18 PM
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| NBS Member  Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Westbrook CT
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| You said Latex paint. Is that a water based paint? I was not aware of a waterbased paint made by Rustoleum. Do you think a model paint like Testors would work? It is an Emanel. I have many bottles in different colors left over from building various models. Also, have you tried any of the Marbeling techniques I see on Rodbuilder? I believe they use Testors paint with the base poured off after it settles. | ||
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01-26-2007, 02:54 PM
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| NBS Member  Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Sayville, NY 11782
Posts: 200
| Hi Bryan, Yes it is latex with soap and water clean up. By all means the Testors should work. I get RodMaker mag and look at/read all those articles. I appreciate all that these designers come up with. For my own building I keep it all pretty close to the vest. The blank selection and what I do with it, trimming etc, is what floats my boat. Took a 9' St Croix spin blank and created an awesome cod fish rod for one of the young mates that worked with me. Very light weight, sensitive and a fun rod to catch cod with. To watch him catch 20+ lb cod lit my after burners. Capt Neil
__________________ Custom Fishing Rods by Capt Neil Home of The Long Islander Series of rods Sayville, Long Island, New York (631) 567-8049 | ||
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