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More Muskie Fishing -> Basement Baits and Custom Lure Painting -> Spinnerbait Heads - Chipped Paint
 
Message Subject: Spinnerbait Heads - Chipped Paint
cphilli
Posted 7/25/2007 9:13 AM (#266993)
Subject: Spinnerbait Heads - Chipped Paint





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Rocks and spinnerbait heads don't mix. Anybody out there got a way to repair the damage? Does it need to be re-painted at all? Thanks.

Edited by cphilli 7/25/2007 9:15 AM
suitcase
Posted 7/25/2007 10:20 AM (#267016 - in reply to #266993)
Subject: RE: Spinnerbait Heads - Chipped Paint





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doesnt seem to really matter all that much, but i use nail polish.. works pretty well, dries fast, and comes in any color you could want. i always have black in my tackle box.
cphilli
Posted 7/25/2007 4:40 PM (#267094 - in reply to #267016)
Subject: RE: Spinnerbait Heads - Chipped Paint





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Great idea suitcase, thanks.
CP
THE LEGEND
Posted 7/25/2007 10:33 PM (#267154 - in reply to #267094)
Subject: RE: Spinnerbait Heads - Chipped Paint




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Might matter to us, but I don't think the fish care too much. I have an old black with silver blades Fudally stump hawg that has had a grey head since about the second or third fish it caught. I know that bait has probably boated 15-20 muskies and god knows how many northerns. I think the beat up heads, thinned out and frayed hair, etc.. gives them character
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