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Coil covers

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steve in so la

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I need to buy a bunch of coil covers for my Fisher 1266 X. Who do you all deal with ? I go through about 2-3 a year even tho they are very tough. thanks, Steve
 
You know I use Al at Prostock, but you can try Jeff too! :)
 
Well, I have to say that you do a heck of a lot more digging than I do and you're dealing with some rough surface conditions... but I epoxied my coil last year with a thick coat of the marine epoxy and then another coat of clear (5 minute) epoxy. It's pretty tough. I've dragged it over miles of beach and I'm only just starting to see some minor wear.
 
I have been thinking of that also. Maybe I'll do it with the new one and see how it fares. I have 3 new ones now but am looking down the line = especially as they no longer make my detector. Thanks, steve
 
prostockdetectors.com
269-685-1776
Tell him I sent ya! :)
 
the coil on the ground. Why lose inches by holding it off the ground ? Of course, everything's wet and soft back there, Steve in so az
 
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