Plastic / Rubber Coating??

[Adam F]

I need/want to coat/cover some lead weights in some kind of plastic or thin rubber coating?

 

Loctite to a product called Colour Guard, but I cant find a weblink to anywhere in the UK that sells it.

 

http://www.loctite.com/int_henkel/loctite_..._colorguard.pdf

 

Does anyone have any ideas / suggestions as to alternatives?

[Seamouse]

Hi Adam,

Not aware of rubber coating but I find hammerite over a metal primer base stays on leads reasonably well for static work. Drifting'd be a different matter.

 

Steve

[Newboy]

Try this HERE

[lady jane]

adam,

you could try heatshrink for cables. rs spares sell different colours not cheap but it wont come off.

 

cheers andy

[Wedger]

Adam,

 

What is the idea?

 

If you just need to save your gel coat from overzealous lead wangers why not use the fingers of your old neoprene gloves..............

 

[Bob F]

Rich uses a kind of powder paint which comes out a bit plastic-like.

 

BF

[Swainiac]

Adam Ive a bucket full of black powder coat, it rounds off the corners on lead weights, if you want a box of it, its yours for what I paid for it.......namely 5 squid. Its full, and not been dunked into.

 

Rich

[Adam F]

Cheers guys - it is actually for Scuba weights - not fishing

 

I managed to source 1kg of black powder coat from the web for

[endeavour boats]

have you not thought of LATEX. each dip will apply a slightly thicker layer. just keep dipping till you achieve the thicknes that you require.

[shytalk]

better off gettin a shot belt finely adjustable and does no damage no matter how hard it hits