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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | For some reason my Rubber baits are filthy at the end of the season.....
what kind of cleaner do you guys use to clean them ?
I've found that Goo Gone works pretty good....I have about 35-40 of these to clean every fall.
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| I never used it or tried it, but I would think dish soap in the kitchen sink filled with hot water should work? |
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Location: Lakeville, MN | I sprayed brake cleaner on a paper towel and wiped a couple down fast that were really dirty, it worked anyway..
Edited by genesisperformance 11/22/2013 12:12 PM
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| I've always used dishsoap to clean mine.. Seems to work pretty well.
Does anything take the paint off without ruining the rubber..?? That would be cool.. I can think of a few stock colors I'd like to take some of the paint off of.. |
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| I hate it when my rubbers get dirty..... |
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Location: Knot on the WATER | warning, when cleaning your rubbers, make sure you do not poke holes in them, could be fatal. |
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| Cleaning lures? I do that every time I get to the lake....... |
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Location: The desert | If you're rubbers are dirty, G, it means you're fishing in the wrong hole. |
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| IALTO |
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Location: Elko - Lake Vermilion | Ok, Heres the deal,...I travel a lot and get a lot of Road grime inside of the boat (on Lures) and some cleaners leave a oily residue on my Rubbers,...... BAits,....
just want them clean with no residue left behind,..................Sheeesh ! |
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Location: Aurora | Most of the hardcore bass guys I used to run with would wash um in a bucket of warm water with light detergent (no scent) that was trusted to rinse clean, like a woolite-type product. They used toothbrushes for the nooks & crannies. Afterwards, they'd dry um with a hairdryer to remove any water that might cause the hooks to rust. Then they'd put um in bags and add "worm oil" to the bags and seal um up over the winter.
Trooo!
I'm sure there's a worm oil home equivalent if you poke around on the interweb. |
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| I guess we can give you the benefit of the doubt on this one H2O... considering you have scripture in your signature. But, I gotta say Mike... fishing in the wrong hole... classic man. |
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