I have no idea what finish is used on fishing rods but it must be durable as hell. There are a variety of cue finishes, I wouldn't doubt the same finish has been used somewhere, sometimes at least.I’ve been asked many times, why don’t you try a full wrap on a cue?
My initial thought was to try something on like this wrapless PS2 butt I own. I would totally rock that, keep the wrapless feel but do a suttle white/blue/black full wrap on something like this.
Not sure if thread finish, like what you would turn on a rod would work or if it would need to be spray coated. I personally would what that wrapless feel/finish…….
Thanks for joining in and welcome to the boardAs JasonATX said I have done a few of these and they turn out well. Normally thread work is more busy or flashy so the hard part is making it nice and clean and not letting it get too crazy. Except when the customer wants crazy. The green half dragon was my first one and was on a junker break cue. I’ve also used some abalone shell as in the second photo. Nice and clean pinwheels, and the black n blue is the one on the desk right now, will be a closed and faded chevron pattern.
Please post more along the wayI wondered about the thread rap idea ,I too have built rods and have done some cool feather inlays and currently working on a feather inlay cue