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If anyone out there makes home made molds with plaster of Paris and has a hard time getting their plastic to shine, I have a good tip. I design and make my own plastic lures and had a hard time finding something to make them shine. I tried everything that was suggested with not much luck. After you cure your plaster and I know this is going to sound weird but the thought hit me while I was at Walmart with my daughter as she was looking for fingernail polish. I picked up a bottle of hard as nails clear polish and coated the inside of the mold, after about 4-5 applications of it I had the shine I wanted. When I finally made my pour, the shine was awesome. I have been using the same molds for over a year and have had to only recoat one time....Just a thought I wanted to share with everyone....1 point
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Someone posted this link on Western Bass: http://www.villagetackle.com/ If you don't tie your own, it's an option.1 point
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Nit Picker1 point
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Looks just like a "glass cutter" to me. http://www.bigpaintstore.com/hyd-45700.html?cmp=googleproducts-wiz&kw=hyd-45700&utm_source=google+shopping&utm_medium=cse&utm_term=hyd-45700&gclid=CKe5kZeU27kCFeRj7Aod6AoADw1 point
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Here's a swimbait i've been working on, S swimming action, Suspends subsurface & slow sink models, 150mm just a hair under 6 inches.1 point -
hey dudes i have not posted here in along time so i figured i would upload something new i have been working on, i spend way too many hours on these but its not like i have anything better to do lol. hope you like em and if anyone is curious to see more pics you can find some from my blog http://solarfallbaits.blogspot.fi/2013/08/first-perch-swimbaits-are-finally-done.html1 point
