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    Has anyone out there refinished a cane rod? It is not a vintage or even an expensive rod but just want to do it for the experience and fun of it. make it look nice for a friend. already measured out and taken of guides and want to know what type of stripper or varnish remover people have used. i know some breaks down glue used in making the rod so want to hear from some people who have experience. any info would be appreciated. thanks

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    some people use citrus strip. I used the edge of exacto knife. You draw the knife at less than a 90 degree angle just try not to gouge the bamboo. It didn't take me long to do scrape mine.

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    I asked the same question on another board and several said they used ZipGuard. Just wipe on let set a few minutes and wipe off. Doesn't harm the glue. If you scrape, be very careful.

    Dave

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