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| I know two part epoxies are considered the best lure clear coats, but I'm looking for a clear coat that you can just dip a bait in and be done. I'm not a big fan of mixing the epoxy and brushing it on every single bait.
Edited by MuskieBait 11/14/2020 9:52 AM
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| Two options possibly for dipping is some sort of UV cure like AlumiUV. And the other is KBS diamond clear. I don't know anything about these really. I think dipping small bass lures would be easy, I think you will run into problems attempting this with larger Muskie lures. But I figured I'd let you know what is out there as a starting point. |
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| Thanks for the reply... I've heard good things about KBS diamond! You're right about the muskie baits being too big for most cans, but I do a lot of smaller baits too.
Edited by MuskieBait 11/17/2020 7:50 PM
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| I was looking around online the other day and I found something called; eagle gloss clear coat concrete sealer. It intrigued me because it's only 25$ for a gallon and one review said that after 5 years of exposure to uv rays and weather, it still looked perfect on their concrete. Do you think it would perform well on baits? |
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| I just use E-Tex Light for larger than 6" under I use KBS. I have settled in on these two and I don't chase any other coatings.
The cheaper concrete sealer isn't worth the problems plus plastic lures and the carpeting in the boat it sticks to them. |
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