duck1968
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sometimes I seal the tape edge with a light spray of my base color or a clear. Then blow it dry.
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See post #13 on this thread http://www.tackleunderground.com/community/topic/21350-dick-nite-clear-coat/
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On the bottom of the page you linked it says that it can be sprayed thru an airbrush. The powder is .004" and they recomend 1 tablespoon of powder per quart of clear coat.
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Here is a good site to see witch Crawfish are in your state. http://iz.carnegiemnh.org/crayfish/country_pages/species_by_state.htm Brian
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You can swap the belt sander off for the spindles in the rack in the front. Brian
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On the spindle sander take a look at Home Depots RIDGID Oscillating Edge/belt Spindle Sander. For $199 you get a belt and spindle sander. Have had mine for 6 years and still happy with it. Brian
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readysetglo.com I saw it on the auction site and the found their site they some colors glow for up to 12 hours. Just wanted to know if someone has used it. They have paint , heat n dip powder, and a powder that can be mixed in a clear coat. Brian
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I Know, Use the Search Function (Clearcoating)
duck1968 replied to FishinsMyLife's topic in Hard Baits
If you are only going to do 2 or 3 baits a year and don’t want to build a turner. You can turn them by hand making 3 to 8 rotations a minute until the epoxy has set then hang to cure. A multi-section bait is a little harder to do this with as you have to keep the sections from touching each other. Brian -
Here's a sample from one of the boxes. The musky jitterbug was one of the worst. I cleaned it with some glass cleaner and a magic eraser. Thanks Brian
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I inherited a few tackle boxes from my grandfather they were in his cellar for 20+ years and most of the plugs are covered in a white waxy film. What is the best/safest way to clean them? Thanks Brian
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Getting Devcon coated lures to "release" from rods
duck1968 replied to castmaster's topic in Hard Baits
The wax I use is a is a polishing wax called Renaissance Wax. You wipe it on with a paper towel then polish it off with a clean towel. It will leave a thin coat of wax on the rod that should not push down the rod. Renaissance Wax is about $20 for a 7 oz. jar at most woodworking stores (Woodcraft, Rocklers, Ect.). I am using a jar I bought 5 years ago and have only used a 1/4 of it. Brian -
Getting Devcon coated lures to "release" from rods
duck1968 replied to castmaster's topic in Hard Baits
I would try waxing the rods before each time you use them. I do this on bushings when turning pens so the CA glue finish won't glue them to the pen tubes. Brian -
Here is a link to a thred on spraying 2 part epoxy on a traditional archery site I am on alot. Hope it helps. http://tradgang.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=1;t=041603 Most of them use Thunderbird Epoxy bow finish http://www.tbirdarchery.com/
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