Repairing Formula X?
DH.Pare
Posted 5/20/2007 12:42 PM (#256980)
Subject: Repairing Formula X?




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Location: Montreal, Que. Canada		Andy,

How do you repair the Formula X I heard that the Hawg seekers glue doesn't work and or a lighter?

David
Shack Attack
Posted 5/20/2007 4:38 PM (#256993 - in reply to #256980)
Subject: RE: Repairing Formula X?




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I have used the Hawg Seekers glue and it worked for me. I have been told that if you heat a knife up so it’s red hot then you can melt it. I have not tried this myself. Shack Attack Lures has now dropped Formula-X and we have returned to using our regular custom soft plastic that is hand poured in the USA.
Pointerpride102
Posted 5/20/2007 7:25 PM (#257008 - in reply to #256993)
Subject: RE: Repairing Formula X?





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Shack Attack - 5/20/2007 4:38 PM

I have used the Hawg Seekers glue and it worked for me. I have been told that if you heat a knife up so it’s red hot then you can melt it. I have not tried this myself. Shack Attack Lures has now dropped Formula-X and we have returned to using our regular custom soft plastic that is hand poured in the USA.


Why was Formula X dropped?
AWH
Posted 5/20/2007 8:03 PM (#257012 - in reply to #256980)
Subject: Re: Repairing Formula X?





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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN		Mike,

Andy addressed that in the following thread from about 10 days ago.

http://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=34...

I think it's great that he addressed the concerns so quickly. Andy definitely makes some great baits!

Aaron
Pointerpride102
Posted 5/20/2007 8:27 PM (#257014 - in reply to #256980)
Subject: Re: Repairing Formula X?





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Location: The desert		Cool thanks....I must have missed that thread due to finals.