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Message Subject: lure weld
heckster
Posted 1/26/2011 12:29 PM (#477873)
Subject: lure weld




Posts: 91


Where can you purchse the lure weld?
MuskieMike
Posted 1/26/2011 12:30 PM (#477875 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: RE: lure weld





Location: Des Moines IA		http://www.shackattacklures.com/acatalog/Accessories.html
catchandrelease
Posted 1/26/2011 12:50 PM (#477880 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: Re: lure weld




How does it compare to Mend-IT? The descriptions of the two seem very similar. I bought a 1 oz. bottle of Mend-IT from MTO, for only $10, so I'm good for awhile. Just wondering if Shack Attack makes a better product as they are actually in the musky business.
Guest
Posted 1/26/2011 5:48 PM (#477988 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: RE: lure weld


It is mend it just a differant label.
5th lake Brad
Posted 1/26/2011 8:33 PM (#478013 - in reply to #477880)
Subject: Re: lure weld





Posts: 537


Location: Gilberts IL/Rhinelander WI		I can't say anything about "mend-it", but the lure weld that shack attack is selling is awesome, works just as advertised.
JimtenHaaf
Posted 1/26/2011 8:36 PM (#478015 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: Re: lure weld





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Location: Grand Rapids, MI		Andy was doing a demonstration at the Chicago show. He would cut a Sue, and just brush a little in the cut, and voila! Back to normal. I've never seen Mend-it before, so can't compare, but after seeing this stuff, had to have some.
catchandrelease
Posted 1/27/2011 12:19 PM (#478137 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: Re: lure weld




I assumed they were the same. I played around with my Mend-It last night for something to do. Awesome stuff. Go get a bottle of it or Lure Weld.
PIKEMASTER
Posted 1/27/2011 12:35 PM (#478146 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: Re: lure weld





Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160		U can also go to Menards and buy a 4oz can of Oatey All Purpose PVC Glue for $2.99 !!!!!


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catchandrelease
Posted 1/27/2011 12:47 PM (#478153 - in reply to #477873)
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I was curious about that. It smells exactly like it. Did you actually try it?
PIKEMASTER
Posted 1/27/2011 1:02 PM (#478159 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: Re: lure weld





Location: Latitude 41.3016 Longitude 88.6160		1oz bottle Mend - it $11.99
4oz Oatey $2.99

Yes it works, very well, best if you let it set up over night, but will hold in less then 5 mins. In the boat fix I will mix ACETONE with Oatey can about 20% so it sets up faster.
catchandrelease
Posted 1/27/2011 2:16 PM (#478188 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: Re: lure weld




I was curious if anyone had tried that. As soon as I opened the lid that was the first thing that came to mind. That Oatey stuff is pretty messy from my experience. Maybe with a small, fingernail polish-type brush it would be better. Those stupid cotton balls they have on the end suck.
Shack Attack
Posted 1/28/2011 2:00 PM (#478358 - in reply to #478188)
Subject: Re: lure weld




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I have been sitting on a few gallons of this glue for quite some time and never had the time to bring it to market. I use it a lot when playing around with different designs and prototypes.
My glue is similar to the other brand, but I am going to make it thinner, a little more runny. This means that it will have a longer shelf life once you have opened the bottle a several times when using it. I will only use ½ oz bottles as well, with the 1oz bottles, I have found that the glue (if thicker to start with) will be even thicker by the time you get half way through the bottle. Then you either have to use MEK thinners (which is not cheap and the average guy does not have) too thin it down or buy a replacement bottle. In my experience using the ½ oz bottle will work out more cost effective in the long run.

As for the PVC stuff from Menards, I will get some this weekend and do a back to back test. Un-like that PVC stuff, you don’t have to leave the Lure Weld repaired lures over night for best results, only 5-10 minutes max.
I doubt it’s the same stuff, but if it is, then I will buy that and just re-bottle it!
muskihntr
Posted 1/28/2011 5:00 PM (#478391 - in reply to #477873)
Subject: Re: lure weld




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Location: lansing, il		Ill have bottles of The Shack Attack Lure Weld at the Michigan, Milwaukee and Ohio shows at the Stealth Tackle booth if anyone is interested in picking some up.
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