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Location: Finland | hey fellas been working and playing around with resin lately and it seems to be pretty nice and a fast way to make jerkbait bodies, i also love the fact that this stuff sinks so i don't have to use as much lead as with wooden once and really the action is the same or even better with resin bodies compared to wooden once. i will be making much more stuff with this material thats for sure, got some cool ideas already.
also though i'd add few repainted lure pics here too, im sure most of you know what lures these orginally are, well expect that fat one with is made by finnish guy who calls himself Toku
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Location: Muskegon Michigan | awesome paint man  Mike |
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| that manta is awesome.. |
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Location: Pewaukee, WI | I just love looking at your baits and paint jobs. It's like going to an art gallery. They are so unusual and detailed. I'm very impressed. |
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| MuskyLureFreak - 4/10/2012 4:17 PM
that manta is awesome..
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| The bottom shad looks awsome |
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Location: canada | stunning paint work
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| Very impressive once again! Nice! |
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Location: Oregon | That manta is as nice as any I have seen...................gorgeous.
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Location: Minnesota: where it's tough to be a sportsfan! | Man if they hunt like they look....wow! |
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Location: Finland | thanks alot guys i have lots of ideas already of what i will do next with resin. i'm guessing i might finally do some swimbaits, this resin stuff should be perfect for it |
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Location: Minnesota | That Hellhound definitely takes the top prize!!! |
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| Your work is fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Location: Not Where I Want To Be | Crazy awesome paint jobs. Keep up the good work. |
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| all of them look awesome!
what brand of paint did you use? |
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Location: Finland | learntoswim - 4/29/2012 11:49 PM
all of them look awesome!
what brand of paint did you use?
the brand is called CAB, its a solvent based paint thats is unfortunately only available for us finns as far as i know.
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Location: Finland | hey guys painted some more resin baits recently. i really love the shape of these bigger tail gliders, and the action is sweet too, its almost impossible to work these baits wrong.
also one new thing i got my hands on is this cool looking crome glitter ( and some copper one too) thats quite big in the flake size, i think it was 0.6mm or something like that, looks cool but the downside is that you have to use a heck of a lot of clear to get the surfaces nice and smooth.
anyway here are the glamor shots. too bad i have to resize the images to such small size, you can see all the details on them.
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Location: mpls | I really like the mullet looking one 
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