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ME.INC
 Post subject: ROD CLEANER?
PostPosted: Thu Aug 18, 2005 1:14 pm 
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Not to sure if anything like this exists but I will give it a try. Dose anyone know of some kind of spray or cream that you can put on your rod that cleans it, and or protects it. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

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DanElliot
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I know some of the more expensive rods manufracturers sell a rod wax. Not sure about cleaners.

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haybay larry
 Post subject: Cleaner
PostPosted: Mon Aug 22, 2005 6:24 am 
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An alcohol based product should work well[rubbing alcohol]. It would take off any caked on material....Larry
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kappy
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Simple dish washing detergent and water will do the job. Polish the rod with Simoniz. Your rods will look great if the finish is not badly worn.

Kappy
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Retrieverman
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I use WD-40 or silicon spray. Both will work. the WD-40 will clean a very dirty rod and the silicon with shine and protect it.

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