dampeoples
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I use a drill bit in that size head, you could mold it with the bit in there, pull it out, then epoxy the hitchhiker in there afterwards.
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Just put a drill bit in there backwards
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I don't understand this port on top to put water in? On my bottom feed, I can squirt some in there, and on the gravity feed brushes, well, it's pretty open!
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I've always added before heating
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Paasche Millenium, Paasche Vjr and Iwata HP-B+
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Bob was speaking of a clear with a solvent, such as Dick Nite Lurecoat, I don't claim to know the makeup of Devcon or Flexcoat, but it seems that Devcon, at least, doesn't smear a sharpie.
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The blades plop has are very nice, and they are a deal, be sure to take him up on the offer!
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I'm pretty sure most guys use a sharpie or a decal, if not, I want lessons
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Yes, there seem to be a few gone.
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Bob - Gimme your original Warts I'll test that theory for you
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I've only used Bob's, to me it was a bit thin, so I went with a LC one, but that's just what I like
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Took the kids to Target to get some stuff, and noticed that they have Storm lure kits, and the most interesting thing - they each have a Thunderstick and Wiggle Wart blank in them, I'd love to get my hands on some of the Warts without having to buy a $15 kit!! They've got Warts right under that for $4 each, could buy 4 and repaint them for that
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http://www.ffo-tackle.com/
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That's a good looking craw!
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There was a thread recently about this same thing, I can't remember if it was before he crash or not, and is still here, but the guy found a source, might try searching, see what he came up with!
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What are these molds made from? How much of a bad idea would it be to pour lead in one?
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Yeah, they do look killer, but $2 set is steep! I would think that melting the plastic a little, by heating a metal rod up, touching it the the bait, then sticking the eye on, or soft bait glue would work to affix the eyes
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I'd seriously try to incorporate a bench where everything would be close, or at least a rolling chair, but keep the microwave or stove close, the less you move hot plastic, the less chance of spillage!
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Do a search, hadn't been a month since Terry Clark did a tutorial on how to make a weight
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Me? A big-ass radio I'm fine pouring anywhere, I would want a nice paint room though, radio included
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If you have a tank compressor you won't lose anything, I assume a small on demand job will lose pressure due to the length of the hose.
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Anyone used these blades? I'd like opinions, if you would. I can't really find any information on what makes a blade good, just brands to look for, anyone have an answer for that, as well? Thanks!
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Try the search on this site, there's a LOT of info on this already here.
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I've heard this as well, but honestly there's nothing like elbow grease when cleaning, takes a LOT longer, but at least you'll know it'll be clean
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MF has a mold sort of like that, it's hard to pour though. I'll trade you mine