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I can't justify spending the money to get Denali rods, but really like the white color for the way it stands out against the water in a spider rig setup.
I see that some of the B'n'M rods have a florescent tip ... but I like the idea of the whole rod being a color that stands out good against the water.
I see that Mudhole has some paint designed to be used to paint a rod. Wondering how a paint job stands up to flexing etc on a rod.
Crappiemaniac on the MS board painted some white.....think he used Krylon paint its supposed to flex. I have used Krylon to paint my tips before and it worked ok. You can get it in spray cans at walmart. Take one of those green scuff pads to prep the rod before you paint.
Did he post about it? Any idea how long ago that was?
Yes he posted on either ms main board or ms ot about it been over a year ago.......just send him a PM a d ask about it. The tips sections that I painted on my rods was about 6 yrs. Ago.....paint held up good. Faded a little now is all.
What kind of paint did you use ..... never mind I missed in the first post where you said you had used krylon.
Sent him a PM
I use Krylon fluorescent paint and it does well. Been on them for years and still looks great. I base coat with white, it really makes the fluorescent pop.
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Back in the day I've used cheap rattle can paint to paint the tips white for using at night with black lights.
Found his post .... it's over here. http://www.crappie.com/crappie/off-t...-crappie-rods/
We painted the end of a bunch of cane poles many years ago when we cat fished with bank poles......Used florescent paint and they lit up real good with a spotlight.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin