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    Recently while removing the reel from the rod-reel seat, a crack in the cork was produced as the foot of the reel came in contact with the cork. Any suggestions on a glue that might be used to firmly reattach a small section of cork?

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    I use Titebond III, waterproof wood glue or epoxy when building rod grips. I think either would be fine to glue back a cork chip.

    Ted

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    I use wood glue and hold the chip in place with needles, wipe off as much excess glue as you can with a damp cloth. Remove the needles and lightly sand after 24 hours.
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