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Q: How to Restore a Cork Rod.
A: 1. Wipe the cork with a damp cloth to remove oils from the surface. Use warm water and do not add any bleach or chemicals. Some people bleach the cork but the h... Read More »

Q: How to Replace a Rod Cork.
A: 1. Slice the old cork on the rod handle lengthwise. Peel the old cork off the rod, much like removing a large section of rind off an orange. 2. Sand the exposed... Read More »

Q: How to Build a Rat Rod?
A: In order to build your self a rat rod you will need to fully understand every thing you will be doing before you begin. Make sure you have all the tools and sup... Read More »

Q: How to Build a Hot Rod?
A: To build your own hot rod take lots of skill. You must know how to wield. You will need axles, a body, and an engine. This link gives you tons of thought out st... Read More »

Q: How to Build a Rat Rod.
A: 1. Procure an old car. Visit a local junkyard to check out the oldest cars that are still intact, which might make good candidates. Several Rat-Rodding websites... Read More »