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Location: MPLS, MN | Have a buddy who bought a new musky net online and bought one with an untreated bag. Is there anywhere in MN you can go get this done?
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | You can do it yourself for about $10 to $15. I can't remember what the product is called. But my brother did this to his net about 10 years ago and it did the job very well. I'm drawing a complete blank on what it was called. All I know is he picked it up at the hardware store. Hopefully someone else can provide some more info.
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| Plasti Dip.
I did it to a Beckman a few years ago. worked great |
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Location: syracuse indiana | well i have seen people use the rubber spray in the can but after a hot day in the boat i have also sen that me;t.. my sugestion just spentd the money and get a treated bag its beter for the fish and you will have no worries...bill |
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Location: Musky Tackle Online, MN | I just found out that Rubberize It is what my brother used. It sounds like the Plasti Dip that Baldy mentioned is pretty much the same thing. I would definitely get the liquid and dip your net in the stuff and not the spray.
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Anyone know a place to get your net treated?