My initial thought was, "Until you're finished". Time will vary from the wrapping, to the unwrapping, to the re wrapping, to the epoxy, to the removal of the epoxy, to the unwrapping of the guides, and the rewrapping, to re epoxy, to sticking your finger in the almost dry epoxy to see if it's dry, to the re epoxy .... well, you get the idea. However long it takes ... remember, have fun, and enjoy the learning process (yes, I'm still learning after 14 years of builds and how many dozen rods). It's not rocket science, nor is it a race.
Last edited by Betty Hiner; 10-11-2014 at 03:12 PM.
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