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More Muskie Fishing -> Basement Baits and Custom Lure Painting -> Hellhound Blank Gouges
 
Message Subject: Hellhound Blank Gouges
Chris Musselman
Posted 2/22/2013 8:13 AM (#619665)
Subject: Hellhound Blank Gouges





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Hi guys, The only two blanks that I have received from ERC both had the same pattern of deep gouges down the sides which easily show up when painted over. Is this normal , and what's the best way to cover the defects of the blank before painting?
ShutUpNFish
Posted 2/22/2013 8:19 AM (#619667 - in reply to #619665)
Subject: Re: Hellhound Blank Gouges





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Location: Money, PA
Elmers wood putty works just fine....Or you could use Kombi spot putty.
little one
Posted 2/22/2013 8:19 AM (#619668 - in reply to #619665)
Subject: RE: Hellhound Blank Gouges





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Location: S.Wisconsin
Pretty much normal. I just spray a few coats of 123 primer and lightly sand between coats. Helps enough for me to be ok with it. Bondo maybe...lol
MRichardson
Posted 2/22/2013 8:22 AM (#619670 - in reply to #619665)
Subject: RE: Hellhound Blank Gouges





They are called flow lines; it’s from when the plastic fills the mold.  They vary to some degree, but most hellhounds have them.  If you can’t live with them, use a rattle can heavy primer to fill them in. Sand the bait smooth to reduce the primer buildup.

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