I was wondering what furniture polish you use on your flyrod? I use Pledge after every cleaning.
I was wondering what furniture polish you use on your flyrod? I use Pledge after every cleaning.
Trout don't speak Latin.
I have never polished my flyrod.
maybe I should?
why should I?
mgj
mikeytwoshoes,
My grandfather told me it protected the rod from nicks and reduced friction when casting slacked line.
Trout don't speak Latin.
well I'll be fishin' this evening and I just may have to give it a try.
I've never cleaned a rod ,but wax----haven't done that either
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Bill
Hi Tyronefly,
I have never used a furniture polish on my rods but I do have several of the silicone cloths such as the type used for wiping down guns etc that I have used forever to wipe down both my rods and reels after I have cleaned them thoroughly. My gear looks as new and the first rod I ever owned is over 50 years old and still looks new. I believe that getting into the habit of meticulously maintaining one's gear can indeed make it more impervious to wear, breakdown from dirt, grime and particularly salt water.
Renaissance Wax, which is a micro-crystalline polish that I use on verything from my shop tools to my fishing gear.
Gabe
I've used pledge, but I was wondering if Rain-X would be even better as it sheds water so well. But I'm afraid it might be detrimental to graphite or to the fly line. Any thoughts?
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Lee - Better Loops (and straightening leaders)
Better Loops & Singing Reels
Lee
I use Pledge to clean the rod. Do you use something else to clean it then the wax to polish it?
Just a thought on rain -x .. think it says not to use on plastic ... not sure what it would do to your rod fisnish but i have seen it melt plastic lenses ..... cause a haze if you will.Had a few guys try to use it on paintball goggles never heard anything good about it after that.
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Mike