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Message Subject: sealing baits
Turkeyt
Posted 2/8/2014 9:54 AM (#690216)
Subject: sealing baits





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Location: Almost Heaven		What are some the products and ways you use to fill in imperfections in the grain on wooden baits?
jlammusky
Posted 2/8/2014 10:03 AM (#690219 - in reply to #690216)
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Location: montreal, canada		i use etex to seal the wood ... if you don't want to use etex to seal the corect the imperfection with bondo
Marling
Posted 2/8/2014 10:27 AM (#690224 - in reply to #690216)
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I dip and let the bait sit in thinned spar varnish for a couple min. and hang dry it. Then before painting I sand with 150 grit for some grabbing power, and a clear coat of rotisserie set two part epoxy (like etex) is the smoothest surface to paint on in my opinion.
lehighmuskies
Posted 2/8/2014 11:06 AM (#690228 - in reply to #690216)
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Water based sanding sealer works great speeds the whole process up
Kingfisher
Posted 2/9/2014 12:33 PM (#690480 - in reply to #690228)
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Location: Muskegon Michigan		I use ZAR SANDING sealer on all woods. It is the best all around one step sealer I have ever used. On Oak I have to dip the lure twice but this stuff gets in there and does a great job. Can be thinned with regular mineral spirits when it gets too thick. Great stuff. Mike
Riley-H
Posted 2/9/2014 6:57 PM (#690548 - in reply to #690216)
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I use a coat of epoxy on my large lures and give my smaller lures a dip in SPAR.
woodieb8
Posted 2/10/2014 8:35 AM (#690621 - in reply to #690216)
Subject: Re: sealing baits




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lacquer sand/sealers best on softwoods. gives something for paints to bite on.
been using it for decades.
Turkeyt
Posted 2/10/2014 7:01 PM (#690780 - in reply to #690216)
Subject: Re: sealing baits





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Location: Almost Heaven		How about drywall mud?? I redid a well known jerk bait that I peeled the original paint off of and I can tell you the base looked and sanded just like mud. Go figure.

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kodiak
Posted 2/11/2014 7:33 AM (#690843 - in reply to #690216)
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Location: Okoboji		that was most likely kilz, double dipped.
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