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woodsacMon Jul-12-04 01:18 PM
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#4990, "RE: Saving the paint job on wood baits?"
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You're right, Rob and Brian discussed it awhile back. This is what they were referring to.

http://www.delviesplastics.com/polymer_coating.htm


http://www.calfishing.com/dc/user_files/2585.jpg

Check out www.tackleunderground.com

A lot of guys there have been making wood baits for years. About 98% of them use either Devcon Two Ton Epoxy which can be obtained at Wal-Mart or Enviro-tex Lite.

You can find the Aristocrat at most hobby stores.

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Saving the paint job on wood baits? [View all] , Dave B, Mon Jul-12-04 01:00 PM
  RE: Saving the paint job on wood baits?, woodsac, Jul 12th 2004 #1
RE: Saving the paint job on wood baits?, swimbait, Jul 12th 2004, #2
      RE: Saving the paint job on wood baits?, Dave B, Jul 12th 2004, #3
           RE: Saving the paint job on wood baits?, swimbait, Jul 12th 2004, #4
                RE: Saving the paint job on wood baits?, Dave B, Jul 12th 2004, #5
                     RE: Saving the paint job on wood baits?, swimbait, Jul 12th 2004, #6

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