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Location: Northern Illinois | I've got a lure that is really light on the top clear coat and I wanted to add a top coat to protect it. I don't have the whole air brush set up thing and I was wondering if anyone knows a reliable product I can use to protect it. |
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| i have a spraypaint can of automotive clear coat layin around. I've thought of using that on some of my paint chipped lures, anyone ever done this?? |
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Location: Detroit River | Etex makes a spray on clear coat in a can. It's sold at most hardware stores & costs around $12 give or take a buck. Haven't used it myself but have thought about trying it.
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Location: NorthCentral WI | The automotive clear in a can works fine. I have used it on a few lures, mainly suicks, where you do not want a thick epoxy coat like E-tex. |
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| I used the spray etex on a few lures. The first time out with them sitting in the sun the clear coat started melting. |
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Location: MN | Devcon 30 minutes 2 ton epoxy is good option. You can brush it on the lure. http://www.acehardwaresuperstore.com/2105-epoxy/62864.html
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