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Location: Oconomowc, WI | Those are awesome looking baits! How do you attach the grub tail, drywall screw? |
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Location: South-Central PA | Nice lookin' stuff!
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Location: The Netherlands. | Works of art.. |
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Location: martinsburg wv | awesome |
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| very nice glossy finish what kind of epoxy is this?etex? |
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Location: PA | I use nu lustre 55 , these have 5 coats on them. Thanks |
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| Hey Brian,
How long does it take for nu lustre 55 to set up? I was going to order some to try.. Super sharp baits there by the way. Kind of baits I would keep on the mantel above the fireplace. |
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Location: PA | It sets up a bit faster, but what i like is that it goes on thicker than etex. I like it much better for those two reasons and I think it's more durable. In warmer months I re coat a bait about every 4 hrs. It sets up enough to put another layer on. Then It's ready to fish 24hrs later with 4 to 5 coats on it. Hope that helps thanks for the compliment. |
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| great looking lures,can you tell us where we can find the nu lust at. |
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Location: PA | Swing paints http://www.swingpaints.com/productMobile.php?id=1555&type=special&e... |
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| thanks,i'll look it up.keep up the good work. |
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| ty,with the super glossy finish you can get i wonder why a lot of lure makers still use etex.once again very impressive finish |
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