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Reply With QuoteLike G said, use steel wool scuff up the rod finish. Plastic paint won't stay on well if you don't.
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Painting works good.
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Like G said, use steel wool scuff up the rod finish. Plastic paint won't stay on well if you don't.
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Another voice for painting your tips. Painted a set of tips about 5 years ago. Have not broken a tip yet. Scuffed tips with steel wool. Painted with florescent yellow Krylon for plastic.
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are yall using spray paint?
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Yes.....KrylonOriginally Posted by tigerinfielder3
I have spent most my life fishing........the rest I wasted.
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It works better if you spray on a light coat of white and let dry and then spray on your fluorescent color.
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I have a tendency to over do things at times, I scuff and paint with flat white, then the Floro color of choice. Let dry a couple of days then hit with a clear sealer. Seems the Floro colors fade pretty good if no clear. I have some Yellow, green and orange. For my eyes I see the orange better.
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