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Muskyfreak44

Posted 2/24/2013 11:54 PM (#620300)
Subject: Etex Question

Posts: 113

How long do you let your baits spin after applying Etex to your baits. I know dry time is 8 hours but can you turn your drying rack off after 1, 2 or 3 hours of spinning or do you keep it spinning for the full 8 hours? I know it depends on the temp and humidity but as a general rule of thumb, drying in your basement how long? Thanks for your help!

Northern-pike.

Posted 2/25/2013 1:41 AM (#620307 - in reply to #620300)
Subject: RE: Etex Question

Posts: 132

Location: The Netherlands.

If you have a drying rack, and it stops turning after 1,2, or 3 hours your baits start dripping.
So to answer your question..keep it turning for the drying time!
Safest thing to do.

Grtzz

lehighmuskies

Posted 2/25/2013 6:19 AM (#620319 - in reply to #620300)
Subject: Re: Etex Question

Posts: 348

after your finaly coat 5 hours works for me than i shut if off let dry,but i reapply another coat after 2 hours

little one

Posted 2/25/2013 8:18 AM (#620341 - in reply to #620300)
Subject: RE: Etex Question

Posts: 501

Location: S.Wisconsin

I spin mine 5 hours but I also have a 100w bulb in the cabinet so it stays pretty warm. After 5 hours I stop the motor and leave them in for 24 total hours. Probly a little overkill with 24 but I have screwed finishes up by getting in too much of a hurry

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