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| At least the torrential rains we've had locally the last 2 weeks let me get a few more baits done...
Another batch of paddle tails, 10" and 8" versions.
Hope your season is going well so far!
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| Very impressive and beautiful work. Thanks for sharing them. |
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Location: oswego, il | I bet they have a great belly roll. Awesome work. |
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| Have you thought about painting the soft tail.
Lureworks SBCoat works great. |
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| i guess you are from Europe right.i guess i can detect them because they are not scared to paint new things that we don't usually see . really nice . i hope to see a video of the action |
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| Thanks guys!
ToddM - Yes, they do! I tried to describe the action in this stupidly long post (you can also see the original wood ones here) https://muskie.outdoorsfirst.com/board/forums/thread-view.asp?tid=12...
Landry - I have thought about painting the rubber tail but haven't tried it yet. They would certainly look better if I did. Thanks for the heads up on the Lureworks SBCoat I'll have to look at it- is that a water based paint and do you have to clear coat or coat with clear plastic afterward?
Supertroll - Unless me and every other rural Pennsylvanian missed a call to arms and the state was somehow secretly annexed to the EU, I am still from the USA... |
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| It is the solvent based paint. Take necessary precautions.
It works great if u clean the plastic with isopropyl alcohol or laqquer thinner first
I use the SBCoat clear on top of the paint.
Holds up well and works great.
Your baits look amazing. Great job. |
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| how is the tail attached to the body |
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