I need to hear from SL's who do use HEAT-SHRINK or

Malboer

New member
Hi

Top Tip If you use heatshrink on mono or any other delicates for any reason whatsoever rather use the steam from a kettel than a heat gun or open flame

Cheers
Malboer
 

Serra Moz

Sealiner
Ben REINERS wrote:
Yip I am.  Luckily not full blown but bad enough to make me feel bad @ bad times.

I guess, I am/was lucky they picked it up with my yearly offshore medical....pre/beginners.......on average 5 - 7, special diet. Still don't really know what caused it?

It played more with my mind when I was diagnosed the first time...........but all cool now! Miss loads of beer....lol
 

Ben REINERS

Sealiner
Staff member
Am glad to hear you ok , I know of guys who has had it bad , died soon after being diagnosed , other losing feet , their legs etc, eyesight ............ its a slow killer if not controlled & managed properly.
 

D5

Senior Member
On this topics - heat shrink - sleeves

Best quality and good price you can get here :

 http://www.three-d.co.za/#!items/heat-shrink

Better then ordinary heat shrink is "glue lined heat shrink " - that one will never slide off your hook or trace.

And that one you can get it here
http://za.rs-online.com/web/p/heat-shrink-cold-shrink-sleeves/2417315/

on my specimen traces and hooks , I use brown silicon tubing - very small diameter -like 1.5 -2mm OD . Cut a required piece , then soak in benzine for about 30 seconds to swell up  , then it slides much easier over the hook eye or swivel eye, etc .. , When benzine evaporates it shrinks back and regains original strength which had before soaking in benzine.
I prefer this more then heat shrink as heating up is tricky in order not to damage line or braid
 
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