21xdc
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I'm thinking something with a small amount of green pumpkin, little chartreuse and blue high light? Looking for others opinions and results.... These are for a bladed jig trailer.
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Rig with the tail "Down"
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Something says "Bagleys" to me... But I'm not the guy that knows. Bass N Shad? https://www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&biw=1366&bih=655&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=qjsdXZqoOoKGtQbV-o7oBg&q=bagleys+bass+n+shad+&oq=bagleys+bass+n+shad+&gs_l=img.12...40838.42339..43687...0.0..0.95.768.10......0....1..gws-wiz-img.xsNawVz2RPI
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These are the only Mann's unpainted that I know of.. http://www.lurepartsonline.com/Online-Store/Manns-Unpainted-Lure-Bodies.html?search=Unpainted+Bodies
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LOL... I never saw you post here before... I only have 900+ posts.
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Does anybody here have this mold? Anybody want to sell theirs to me before I buy a new one? Will anybody send me a few baits to try before I buy one? I'll pay shipping etc... Thanks.... http://www.basstackle.com/692_Jr_Jerk_Bait_p/692jr-kj-8.htm
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In the past, I got some here>>> https://www.getbitcustombaits.com/unpainteid-baits
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KBS has never had any effect on my paints. But I only use water base acrylics. I have had other clears ruin my paint though. Like concrete sealers, etc. EDIT... I looked up the paint you are using and found that they offer 2 different clear coats.. I'm not sure this would lock the color down. "9495 Aztek® Clear Matte or 9496 Aztek® Clear Gloss" I have had trouble with some Rustolium paints... And this paint you use is made by Rustolium… There must be something different in their paint. https://www.rustoleum.com/MSDS/ENGLISH/9470A.pdf
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I have ordered from them many times w/o any issues.... I'm patient.
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I have used a hot glue gun to fill and glue in...
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I use plaid color shift thinned 100% ish through my .5mm airbrush. As well as Extreme Sheen.
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I don't use tail hanger wires, But the next day before it gets too hard... Try the turner.
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My first qt I thinned 10% and the next 15%... The next few cans I didn't thin. It seemed that it was thinner already... But if I start getting any bubbles in heavy areas, I thin some.
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Great news... Sounds like they back their product better than others I have seen....
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Since the mold calls for an eagle claw 253, That has a short shank, It must be meant to pour the other way with straight wires.
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The slot for the hook shank is too wide and short after the ball collar... Allowing the hook to lean/fall down.
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You can test the bait the next day, But takes weeks to fully cure.
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No.... 1/2 of the time I put them on my turner.... To pool, It must be too thick... If you want to use it, I'd thin it.
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Must be old or bad.... I have bought more than 10 qts in the last few years and they have all been crystal clear. If it's pooling, It may be bad or too thick. I have thinned mine with 20% xylene/xylol .
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I just throw the brush's away... You can use xylol/xylene , But you are wasting time and money. $.05 each with a coupon. I use the harbor freight 1/2 in. Horsehair Bristle Acid Shop Brushes https://www.harborfreight.com/36-pc-12-in-horsehair-bristle-acid-shop-brushes-61880.html
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Use plumbers putty in the areas you want blocked off if you are only pouring 10 or so... Use Babbitt putty for quantity pours. 1 pound will last you a lifetime... https://www.rotometals.com/casting-retainer-putty-1-pound/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIlIf0rfD04QIVStbACh1xdAm-EAQYASABEgJ3m_D_BwE
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I dip and it lasts me a long time w/o bloxygen… I bet you have the lid off for too long at a time. I might do 10 baits at a time. I also use a mason jar and keep the product clean from the lid/rim.
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Even though Folk Art suggests against using their color shift paint in an airbrush, I have been really liking it on my baits. It shoots great through my .5mm airbrush's once thinned about 100% with just water... Creamy and smooth flowing... I have been asking for them to make more colors like white, silver, etc..
