i have a old sear/whites that i have use forever it looks used but it still works buy the way its from 1979 and i have a new dfx apx 4 years old with a coil cover yes it looks new i try very hard to keep it like that the cover only has a few Marks on it but the down side is i have to take the cover off and wash the coil and cover because it gets sand in it. its a win lose thing but the cover is only 6.95 why try and make one just go buy it
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Homemade coil cover
- Thread starter gunther1369
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I got my sea hunter recently and coated the coil before i even used it once. I used loctite ( plastic padding ) marine epoxy. Comes in two metal containers, not the basic plastic 2 part tube thing. Read the instructions and apply = after 4 hours of drying you have a very tough waterproof surface on your coil. Have done a few hunts with the sea hunter now and the epoxy seems to be holding up just fine. Easy to patch when needed with the extra epoxy from da can 
Costs about 16-20 euros here in Finland.
Costs about 16-20 euros here in Finland.Good to test ahead of time like someone did by spraying on some cardboard. I contacted a spray on bedliner company and they could not garantee there was no trace metal in their spray.
Some people were using PC-7 on the bottom of their coils so I also contacted PC Products and they said that PC-7 has 1/1000ths part metal in it, but said that PC-11 has NO metal in it.
PC-11 is completely metal free so this is what I am going to use on the bottom of my coils in time.
Some people were using PC-7 on the bottom of their coils so I also contacted PC Products and they said that PC-7 has 1/1000ths part metal in it, but said that PC-11 has NO metal in it.
PC-11 is completely metal free so this is what I am going to use on the bottom of my coils in time.
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When you get to 75Yrs. iron is your Enemy....stoneshirt.You guys need to pump some iron