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I emailed April last night and replied this morning and forwarded it to del and he said it was lapping residue and said soap and water with a light scrub with a soft bristle brush will solve the issue

Little soap and water and light scrubbing should do the trick Just a little left over residue

This stuff isn't exactly what you're looking for, but it's fairly close. http://www.jannsnetcraft.com/reflector-tape-eyes/309111.aspx#ItemImage

CVS is a drug store chain in SoCal. It used to be Savon Drug Stores. Any place that sells nail supplies should have it.

Thanks mark, so far i'm looking into nail stickers but having trouble finding stuff that doesn't have flowers. Also looking into holographic transfer foil, under nail art. Whats CVS?

Gary, ETEX is much thinner and runnier than Devcon Two Ton epoxy and requires rotation for at least twice as long to avoid sags and drips. Do yourself a favor and build a rotator before you try it. As far as gloss and toughness goes, I think moisture cured urethane like KBS or Dick Nite S81 Fishermun's Lurecoat are actually a bit more glossy than epoxy and tougher for the same coating thickness. They form a very thin, very tough topcoat that is similar to a factory finish. You can simply dip lures and hang them up to dry/cure hard (no rotation should be used). KBS is slower to go off and begin hardening in your storage container, so gets the nod for convenience, but Dick Nite is also fine if you use the "tap the can" method of storing and dispensing it and quickly brush on a flood coat of it before hanging it up to drip off the excess and dry. I use both epoxy and MCU. MCU on plastic baits and epoxy on wood. All of these are good choices, just depending on the end product you want to achieve and the technique you want to use.

Well i guess this is an old topic for some. So far all i found is lucky craft used to sell them as stickers called "magic scales".

Take an old toothbrush and some Dawn to it and see if that helps.

Thank you, Mark!

The Rustoleum clear reacts to plastic softbaits. I placed a senko next to a bait I had used the rustoleum on and later saw that the clear on the hardbait had bubbled where the senko was on.

AZ, D2T is much more forgiving of incorrect portions. I have found that E tex is much less forgiving. I use Flex Coat syringes, which I keep in holes drilled into the top of each bottle, to be sure my mix proportions are close, by volume. The tips of the syringes are tapered (cone shaped) so I drill holes that are the diameter of the syringe tip at the half way point, so they are a friction fit, and won't fall out. I use the 3 cc syringes. http://www.flexcoat.com/products/supplies-accessories/color-coded-syringes

Check basstackle #804 mold For some reason I can't copy and paste the link. Shoots very well and a lot of action.

You should be able to do it after watching these guys videos.