U-40 Perma Gloss
Specifications
U-40 Perma Gloss
Product Details
The ultimate one-part urethane rod finish. For those requiring a water-clear, non-yellowing finish that will outlast the rod itself in durability.
The perfect finish for fly rods, light and medium spin rods, pack rods, and in all cases where a large bulky buildup on the rod windings is objectionable.
The perfect finish for any rod subject to constant sun and weather. An excellent coating for wood reel seats.
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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Just look how beautiful the urethane lays, looks like a bought rod from a factory !!!
Excuse the triple review I have no idea how to edit them.
These are the images from the urethane. My first review i didnt know how to edit it, those where the epoxy images
Im by NO means a rod builder. I just started modifying and maybe have done 5 rods. You can tell which one was my first build, and which one I got a little better lol.
My niece wanted a glitter design even though its my rod ( to big for her) and we got some that was sprayable. Very light coat since rods bend. And tried the urethane over it.
Oh MAN it looks like a factory rod company did it. If I made it look like a company rod finish with a $20 Temu rod machine that's not level and cheap, I could imagine what you guys can do with the right equipment. Definitely get a spot that's ventilated. I used a professional paint mask with the filters on the side and my friends jobsite basement . I found it Spinning Fast to be better for me to apply it, but dry slower like epoxy.
Mudhole has EVERYTHING you might need to build.
It does exactly what it says on the bottle and then the rod maker magazine volume 27 issue 1 it tells you how to do it and it's so easy just check it out thanks bye
For the past 8 years or so, I’ve used Perma Gloss on all my fly-rod builds and many of my steelhead and salmon rods. From a performance and durability standpoint, it is superior to epoxy two-part rod finishes, plus no mixing is required.
