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| Hey there, I thought I would share one of the MuskieBurgers I made from a laminated wood called ColorPly. The color pattern runs all the way through the wood. All comments welcome. Thanks Ken
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| Very cool Ken, no paint needed as it looks awesome!!!!!!! Doug Bradley |
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| awesome,looks kind of like flanel.
Brian |
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Location: Richland Center, WI. | Me like , Me like! |
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Location: Land of the Musky | Nice! If you can pump those out I am sure you will sell a lot. Those should be very tough lures! |
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Location: Oregon | That's a beautiful lure. Very well done.
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| Great idea Ken, what's the top coat? I suggest contrasting eyes on that body, maybe silver cornia? Duff |
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| The finish on all my baits I make is two coats of Envirotex Lite. There are other good finishes also but this is the first one I tried and really liked it so I stuck with it. Thanks Ken |
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Location: Bemidji, MN | does that stuff float? I have been messing around with it for making reel-seat inserts on rods, but haven't tried a lure. |
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| Jason, it shouldn't. AS you've been working with it, you know how hard and dense it is. It's made from high compression polyester resin injected wood laminate. It's incredible stuff, really. You wouldn't need a finish on it at all, really. I use a plastics polish on it, sad to 12k, and it takes a mirror shine. I've done many lamps, hollowforms, and ther things with it. It comes in a GREAT range of colors, too. |
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