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More Muskie Fishing -> Basement Baits and Custom Lure Painting -> Trolling lure clear
 
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newbie
Posted 12/26/2006 8:04 PM (#227883)
Subject: Trolling lure clear


what do makers like loke use for a clear coat? I like that its not too thick
woodieb8
Posted 12/27/2006 5:54 AM (#227926 - in reply to #227883)
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newbie they used spar varnish. i believe its now clear lacquer or poly urethane. its not durable. the wood is but not the clear. there are superior products to whats being used
newbie
Posted 12/27/2006 7:51 PM (#228089 - in reply to #227883)
Subject: RE: Trolling lure clear


Thanks, they seem to hold up alright overall. What do you mean by the wood is? Do they use a certain wood type or seal them a special way?
thanks
woodieb8
Posted 12/27/2006 9:18 PM (#228095 - in reply to #227883)
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they use honduras mahogany
newbie
Posted 12/28/2006 10:37 PM (#228379 - in reply to #227883)
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is that a special wood thats waterproof?
woodieb8
Posted 12/29/2006 5:55 AM (#228397 - in reply to #227883)
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honduras mahogany is not waterproof. . loke uses primer then lacquer paint then there clear coat which was a varnish at one time. there are superior clears available to that.. if your intrested try envirotex lite. it can be applied to be a thinner coat. best thing is contact them
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