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Thin multiple light layers is the best way for KBS....it can be extremely touchy when above 80 degrees and high humidity. NOTE: IT CAN TAKE UP TO 2 WEEKS TO FULLY CURE. Read all the precautions that are on the can or on the KBS site to be in the know.1 point
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The humidity killed them. Thats what I thought. I hit them with a scotchbrite and redipped them last night. So far the damage is minimal. Will know this evening. Thanks for the reply !!1 point
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Like the others, no vac chamber. I don’t see a need unless you’re going through lots of plastic and selling. Maybe not even then. I remember when Baitjunkys sold Calhoun’s, he vacuumed his plastic just to make sure his customers got a good useable product as best he could supply. He was going through lots of plastic….so what’s in the Bait Plastics kit? We need to know that before we can really answer your Q.1 point
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This says it all. If you are new to making baits, starting with a glide is quite ambitious (which is not a bad thing). Maybe try a few wakes and multi jointed baits first to get a feel for how your wood reacts to your weight and to get an understanding of how to balance a bait.1 point
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Excess humidity can and will cause KBS to flash, if you can live with blemishes I would do that. Otherwise strip and have back at it.1 point
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I will do that but have a bit of an issue as in I left town today on a weeklong Smallmouth trip up to Rainy Lake and it’s in my shop at home. I will see if I have an old photo of it and if I can find one I’ll post it. Otherwise, it’ll be a week or so.1 point