3.0 out of 5 stars Resin

2026-01-06    -Amazon Customer

The kit is really nice but the epoxy resin just doesn’t dry in a timely fashion like three day

5.0 out of 5 stars This is a nice little guide repair kit.

2025-12-29    -ejb

This is a nice little guide repair kit. The scissors are particularly cool, you can snip real close and they are sharp as can be. the brushes are really nice too. they are the perfect size to apply the epoxy. I wish they gave more than 4, but now I know what to get. Not taking away any stars for that, just say'in. The thread is good quality. You'll get enough to do about one medium sized rod.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Ceramic replacement Guides.

2026-02-20    -Ken B

I had to replace an eye on one of my rods. This kit contained everything I needed, except directions and the eyes, which I purchased seperatley. You have to cut off your original eye, remove the residue with included sandpaper, then use the tape to hold the eye temporarily. Start wrapping the tape from the eye back toward the rod, I also used the tape to hold my tag end out of the way while I wrapped. Finish by tying it off. I used the 2 part epoxy mixed very well in the provided cup (a little goes a long way) applied with the brush in the kit and let it sit overnight. I did apply a second coat the next day after trimming off all the tag ends. Worked great. Note that this has a clear epoxy, my original is black, so color doesn't match my other eyes.

Great product.

2026-01-21    -webber01

I tried this for the first time yesterday. I’ve been building and repairing fishing rods for over 40 years and I’m pleased with how well it worked. I used syringes to measure equal parts and let it sit for about 12 minutes before using it. You definitely need a rod dryer because it takes about 5 hours to set up. I actually did 2 fishing rods and had 4 pieces turning on my dryer. All 4 came out fine. I definitely recommend this and it’s only 1/2 the price of Flex Coat.

5.0 out of 5 stars Nice to have in a pinch

2026-02-02    -BRANDEE

It fixed my expensive st crox rod middle small eye on my casting rod

4.0 out of 5 stars This kit gave me the extra hand I needed.

2026-02-23    -Dennis E

This kit gave me the extra hand I needed to repair a fly rod. The only problem I had with it was the components wouldn't stay aligned when holding the rod during eye wrapping. I built a track to resolve this out of scrap wood to keep the components aligned and it worked great. The epoxy and wrapping thread gave the repaired fly rod a good durable finish, considering it was my first repair.

5.0 out of 5 stars Crystal clear epoxy

2026-02-14    -David G.

Nice kit has everything you need to attach your missing fish pole eyes. Some instructions included but not to clear on how to use the kit. Seems like a lot of work. While I did use the thread., I found it much easier to use another epoxy from the hardware store to attach the eyes and simply wrap the thread around the rod for a permanent hold.

5.0 out of 5 stars Nice to have in a pinch

2025-12-31    -BRANDEE

It fixed my expensive st crox rod middle small eye on my casting rod

Great product.

2026-02-18    -webber01

I tried this for the first time yesterday. I’ve been building and repairing fishing rods for over 40 years and I’m pleased with how well it worked. I used syringes to measure equal parts and let it sit for about 12 minutes before using it. You definitely need a rod dryer because it takes about 5 hours to set up. I actually did 2 fishing rods and had 4 pieces turning on my dryer. All 4 came out fine. I definitely recommend this and it’s only 1/2 the price of Flex Coat.

5.0 out of 5 stars Great Ceramic replacement Guides.

2026-02-11    -Ken B

I had to replace an eye on one of my rods. This kit contained everything I needed, except directions and the eyes, which I purchased seperatley. You have to cut off your original eye, remove the residue with included sandpaper, then use the tape to hold the eye temporarily. Start wrapping the tape from the eye back toward the rod, I also used the tape to hold my tag end out of the way while I wrapped. Finish by tying it off. I used the 2 part epoxy mixed very well in the provided cup (a little goes a long way) applied with the brush in the kit and let it sit overnight. I did apply a second coat the next day after trimming off all the tag ends. Worked great. Note that this has a clear epoxy, my original is black, so color doesn't match my other eyes.