Flex Coat Rod Finish – Lite
$18.00 – $138.00
Flex Coat Lite has a lighter viscosity, easier to achieve a thin coat for high performance light weight fly rods.
| Product | Size |
|---|---|
| F1KL | 24cc Flex Coat Lite Loaded Syringe Kit |
| F2KL | 2oz Flex Coat Lite Super Kit |
| F2SL | 2oz Kit Flex Coat Lite w/Syringes |
| F4YL | 4oz Kit Flex Coat Lite w/Yorker Cap |
| F8L | 8oz Kit Flex Coat Lite |
| F32L | Quart Flex Coat Lite |
| F128L | Gallon Flex Coat Lite |
Description
Flex Coat. For over 30 years the name has said it all. Hard yet flexible, Flex Coat is the wrap finish that all other brands are compared to. And with good reason… Flex Coat offers the very best combination of properties found in a quality thread wrap epoxy finish. Superior leveling, outstanding durability, brilliant clarity and unequaled adhesion make Flex Coat the world’s #1 epoxy wrap finish. Flex Coat Lite has a lighter viscosity, easier to achieve a thin coat for high performance light weight fly rods.
***NOTICE***
Due to shipping restrictions we can not ship two part epoxy glues and finishes to APO addresses, through the US Post Office or any air or express shipping options.
3 reviews for Flex Coat Rod Finish – Lite
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Tony bishop –
This product is easy to apply seems durable and the finish is beautiful. I have used it on a number of fly rods and they all turned out beautiful.
Michael Morris –
I’ve used several rod finish products with good results but this is my favorite. Very easy to work and always achieves a mirror smooth finish. My wraps look great and I’ve never lost guide.
Phil –
Has become my “go to” fly rod finish. For best results, use long strokes along the blank for the decal area and it levels well. On guide wraps, make the first coat very thin; just enough to not see thread lines. Make the second coat a tad thicker, with brush pressed lightly at a 45 degree angle to the blank and it will level out to an almost perfect taper.