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Does anyone know or have a suggestion on how to clean the gunk off of your crankbaits after they lay up against a spinnerbait skirt or another kind of rubber bait?
It seems like the paint on some lures has a chemical reaction.
Thank you in advance. |
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| Dunlap - 3/8/2017 6:06 AM
Does anyone know or have a suggestion on how to clean the gunk off of your crankbaits after they lay up against a spinnerbait skirt or another kind of rubber bait?
It seems like the paint on some lures has a chemical reaction.
Thank you in advance.
You might try acetone. |
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| I have used warm-hot water in the sink and just my finger maybe a towel then dry vigerously. Has worked for 80% of my issues without harm. 20% remain ugly and traded to friends. |
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| Acetone might work but watch it stripping paint as well...might just try dawn dish soap if that wont take it normally can just use alcohol and it will come off |
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Location: Alex or Alek? | Fishysam - 3/8/2017 10:19 AM
I have used warm-hot water in the sink and just my finger maybe a towel then dry vigerously. Has worked for 80% of my issues without harm. 20% remain ugly and traded to friends.
"Elbow grease" |
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Location: Minnesota. | Try Goo-Gone...safer than acetone which is really nasty stuff for most finishes.
FYI - it'll remove pine pitch from your truck w/o taking off the clear-cote or sealer! Ask me how I found out after 20+ yrs. of searching.... |
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Location: SE, WI. | WD...40 JD |
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| Muskie teeth |
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Thank you for all the suggestions guys!
I think I like mnmusky's idea the best.  |
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Location: Minnesota | Yep musky teeth does a good job |
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