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Dick Nite Top Coat Question

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I ordered my first can of dick nite top coat over the weekend and being new to it I wanted to know how you guys store it? From what I have read that seems to be the only pain about the stuff. Is there any chance someone could make a video tutorial of how to use it (dip the bait or brush it on)? And how to store it... If I was more knowledgable of the stuff I would do it myself. All I have ever used was devcon 2 ton epoxy and wanted to try something new. Any advice helps thanks guys!

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Bonesaw,

There is a post towards the bottom of the page titled "tapping the can of DN" you might want to read.You only want to dispense just what you need for brushing on.Anything left over DONOT put back in the can.Also if you use our search feature here and search Dicknight or DN you will have hours of reading on the topic...Nathan

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I second what bobv says about brushing quickly.  If you don't, the DN will begin to dry before you get around the lure to where you began and brushing that area again will cause the DN to gloop up, causing a mess.  You don't have to be in a panic - but keep the brush loaded and don't waste any time.

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The act of pouring DN from the shipping can into a Mason jar can expose it to moisture laden air. Moisture is what starts the curing process. If you want the DN to last more than a couple months the best way to store it is by following the directions described in "tapping the can" and only remove enough top coat at one time to brush it on your lures.

 

Ben

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I've never been able to get more than 6-8 months out of a quart of DN when using it for dipping. The more you dip, the more moisture you introduce into the jar, especially if you allow any of it to drip back into fhe jar while dipping. For me, that meant throwing away half a quart every time, which is pretty costly if you think about it! Go with the tap the can method.

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