12-30-2018, 10:21 PM
[#0000FF]The hot melt glue is best for being able to make repairs in the future...if needed. Most rods never need tip replacement. The hot melt is also good if you mess up the alignment. Just reheat it and reposition it. With epoxy or superglue you can't make adjustments after the fact.
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[#0000FF]Also, there are differences in super glues and epoxies. Hopefully you used one that has some flexibility and is not adversely affected by changes in temperature or humidity. Some hold up better than others.
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[#0000FF]Also, there are differences in super glues and epoxies. Hopefully you used one that has some flexibility and is not adversely affected by changes in temperature or humidity. Some hold up better than others.
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