Flex Coat Rod Wrapping Finish - High Build, Lite Build and Ultra-V
Flex Coat Rod Wrapping Finish - High Build, Lite Build and Ultra-V
Product Details
Flex Coat Thread Finish – High Build & Lite Build
For nearly 50 years, Flex Coat has set the standard. Known for its signature balance—hard yet flexible—this is the wrap finish rod builders trust worldwide. With unbeatable clarity, superior leveling, rock-solid adhesion, and long-lasting durability, it’s no wonder Flex Coat is the #1 epoxy thread finish on the planet.
Choose Lite Build for thin, precise coats or High Build for fuller coverage.
Warning: California's Proposition 65
Proposition 65 Warning
CA WARNING.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
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I love how crystal clear it dries and levels out perfectly every time. I also use it to make "builds" in certain areas instead of using a winding check.
Have had zero issues so far can be a pain on some small guides but that’s ok
I love the lite build formula. Great leveling.
Another great product by flex coat! Why go anywhere else? Smooth, even, good pot life, works great with mixing machine. I recommend this product and will buy again
I've used Flex Coat finish for over 20 years. When you have 20+ year old rods used in everything from crappie fishing to pulling AJ's off wrecks in The Gulf of Mexico that are finished in Flex Coat that still function and look great, you continue to use it. It's the industry standard for a reason.
The thin build is fantastic and looks great, just take your time
I have had the best results with this epoxy. Smooth and flat every time.
I recently re-started my rod building after a 15 year break due to an unrelated business venture. I have to say that I was very impressed with the working time and clarity of Flex Coat finish. I just don't remember it being so usable for such a long period of time, which means I get better coverage and time to address tiny bubbles, if any form. It has made that part of the process so much easier and consistent that I remember from other brands I have used in the past. I'm sold on this product and will continue to incorporate Flex Coat into my rod building process exclusively moving forward.
I started using the low build ( new to rod Building)
I love the low profile, especially when I did a thinner lighter surf rod.
It doesn't have the football look that some rods get ( maybe skill also plays a factor I've only been building for a year and its just been 5 rods)
I've heard the low build gets into the thread better?
Not sure but I find it easier to use.
Holds up good and stays clear even on white backgrounds.
Have been using Flex Coat for several years. I tried Gen 4 and was not impressed with it. I went back to Flex Coat and that's where I'm staying. Roger at Flex Coat puts out a great product.
Thank you Mud Hole for carrying Flex Coat
Top notch stuff. I used the regular build for a while and then switched to the lite build and won’t go back. Always lays nice, releases bubbles great and have never had a problem with a proper cure
Try Flex Coat, the package says it all, High Build. My new favorite finish.
The product goes on easily, releases any bubbles with a little heat from a burner, and self levels nicely.
It can self level and become smooth like glass if you leave it alone.
One nice even coat is all you need. It always hardens up, never left sticky mixes well.
This is all I use. One coat and that's it. Use it to make epoxy ramps as well.
Great finish, been using it for years
Flex cost is all I have ever used. I like to use the flex coat lite. I have always had great results.
Been using the FlexCoat for years and really like the product. They’re sort of the longest running current epoxy supplier and have put a lot into their R&D. The Lite build is my choice to easily level and penetrate threads correctly.
Been using flex coat for over a decade, never disappointed.
