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After 2 1/2 years of crawl spaces, attics, carpets and some challenging landscape - I finally pushed the last of my intact glow rods beyond its limits.
When I went to the warehouse to confess my misdeeds I was given a small plastic bag of rod tips - instead of replacement rods.
This is a new product in our plant - and I became one of the first to try it out. The packet instructions are very brief because the process is very simple. Still, even though the process is very simple I thought that some might benefit from my experience - with some detailed tips to a successful repair (This is also an opportunity for me to practice my web design and photography skills.)
First, before you begin your repair, please take a moment and read the following important information.
Disclaimer: This information is presented in good faith - independently of my employer or any other party or company. It is the reader's responsibility to follow all necessary safety precautions, both listed here and by tool and material manufacturers. Your safety is your responsibility. Proceed with care.
Before you begin your repair - inspect the structure of the fiber glass rod for cracks, deformities or any other damage that might cause it to be unsafe or unserviceable. If the fiberglass does not pass this inspection - return it to your warehouse - do not proceed with the repair.
If the fiberglass rod does pass your inspection then click here to proceed with the next step: Safety