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Location: St James MN | How many baits can I expect to get out of the 12.5 oz aerosol version of E-tex. (figure 2 coats per 10 " bait) Thanks in advance.
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Location: Corning, Iowa | Tell me about aerosol etex please. Where do you get this? Thanks Doug |
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Location: Des Moines IA | Sounds very interesting indeed. I have never heard of spray on Etex ...... |
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Location: Lincoln UK | It certainly isn't as good in the spray form, thinner and doesn't seem anywhere near as hard. Sorry to bring bad tidings. |
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Location: St James MN | Just do a search many craft vendors carry it.
Chico, I realize it is much different than the 2-part E-tex lite, but I am using it on some baits that it don't want a high build-I'm looking more to give my paint depth, seal and moderate protection. |
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Location: Lincoln UK | In that case it should be fine. I posted as almost everyone I know who has used it seemed to think it was the same as 'tex lite but easier to apply. Good luck. |
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Location: Corning, Iowa | Is this the name it is sold under, spray etex?
Doug |
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Location: The Sportsman, home, or out on the water | E-hound, do you make "Crazy Cranks"? |
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Location: Ft. Wayne Indiana | I have used it and like very much.
You can get 2-3 baits out of a can.
Great for touching up baits that show wear. |
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| I use it a lot, but not for muskie lures.
I redo Shadraps and regular Rapalas for fishing walleyes and smallies on The Mississippi.
A couple of coats works great for lures like those.
It's tough enough for a spray-on top coat, and you don't have to clean the hell out of your airbrush.
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Location: Des Moines IA | Probably work real good for resealing a worn Weagle then huh??? |
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Location: the Netherlands | Guy's i'm looking for someone who's willing to ship me 2 cans of the spray-etex 12oz.
it's not available as far as i now in europe.and retailers at the US won't ship the cans due to safety regulations.
I'll paypal you.
thx Richard |
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| It's against the law to ship via air(ORMD law). The pressure from being in an airplane hold will make the pressurized cans explode. |
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Location: Oregon | Try Rustoleum spray on lacquer, good stuff.
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| Guest - 2/8/2006 10:32 PM
It's against the law to ship via air(ORMD law). The pressure from being in an airplane hold will make the pressurized cans explode.
If Economy Parcel post is used it's transported by ship,takes about 6 wk's but i can live with that.
thx Richard |
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Location: Corning, Iowa | Jed, are you saying to use this for top coat? Thanks Doug |
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