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Good video, appreciate you doing this even when it's cold enough to see your breath. good job

Here is how is round over crankbait lips. tools needed vice grips, washer or bushing, band saw or sander. 1. clamp lip to bushing or washer using vice grips. 2. shape lip with bandsaw or sander. 3. clean up with sandpaper. hope this helps. Todd

I would be interested. Thanks Ben

it is slow for me also. Todd

I would take the tape off and put the eye's on befoe I dip. I don't think it would be easy or look very clean if you try to take the tape and topcoat off. I want the eye's under the topcoat to help them stay on. Todd

Congrats Gene, Now you can start making crankbaits full time. Todd

I received my lures today, they all look great, good job everybody. Todd

Thanks again Gene for doing the swap, I feel like a kid waiting for Christmas. Todd - tc-lures

Gene, Count me in. Thanks, Todd

I think that is what most people do, 1.carve and sand 2. seal with an epoxy 3. paint with white createx (might have to heat set between colors, so that they wont bleed) 4. paint your patterns 5. topcoat with the epoxy Hope this helps, feel free to pm me, I'm no expert, but will try to help. Todd

So, if we can, I would like to get a bit of a handle on how many of you would be interested in the new (DN2) water reducible formula either in the interim or as a replacement for the old formula? Thanks for your patience guys - and for all your help and insight. I could never have moved this fast without all your help and ideas! TackleUnderground and the TackleUndergrounders ROCK! Will know more and post more about the new (DN2) within a week or so... Dick Dick, I am interested in the new DN2 as a replacement for my current topcoat (Nu-Lustre 55) Thanks, Todd

Thanks Rofish, I had looked at a 2004 spec sheet, the correct weight ratio is 1.2:1 Resin/Hardener. Thanks again, Todd