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Purchased a loon UV light and so far has cured all UV resins . Could be a UV wavelength problem or I'm a big dummy

Amazing information , really annoying anymore to hear or see the pros on T.V. talk about how their lures are designed to hunt only to see the very typical crank bait doing the very predictable wobble . We are all excited to see what you come up with . It's funny how you say it could look " Weird " but we've all seen what this means in the fishing world , weird is the norm . Good Luck Tommy

It's a DoIt mold hook #785 in a size 6 , then just made a little wire bait holder, you can PM me if you're interested in pictures and details of how I modified mold ( quite easy to do ) , thanks Tommy

Batjig mold I modified to have underspin

Lot's of potential , nice job keep up the good work Tommy

I like it, Thanks for taking the time as you do with everything to explain and demonstrat Tommy

I seem to be the master of not being able to make UV resins cure, Bondic was OK ,the Loon Thin and Loon Thick is the one I'm using now . First time trying I found my batteries were weak in torch , second attempt everything cured perfectly ( 4 A.M. ) , later that day using the same things the same way and even changing batteries I can't get either one in small or large doses to cure . Only thing I can think of is a small amount of sunlight shining in caused the torch not to be as bright , Even took outside to cure in sun nothing cured . I believe that 30 seconds of UV blast is more than enough time and the torch is a Clear Cure Goo lamp . Thanks for the help, I'm going crazy here !! Tommy

That's a interesting idea , cool to see pics with clear coat . Happy New Year and keep the paint flying .

SolarFall tutorials, easy to follow and fantastic videos

Speedy recovery , ' whirring ' , exciting !!

Use mostly Owner ST36 black/chrome and Gamakatsu EWG