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I cure the paint by baking the heads in a toaster oven first. Once it's cool, I apply the electrical tape dots on the head, and then I clearcoat the head to keep the tape from wearing off. It looks really good. I've used them for kill spots and solid color 2d eyes. The vinyl tape comes in many colors, and it is cheaper than buying dots from WTP, and with the punch you can make any size you want.

Over here on Long Island it's mostly salt water fishing. There are a bunch of striper anglers, and a big market for plugs. Every now and then, I'll steal an idea for musky or gar for use with stripers, bluefish, or fluke. I don't have anything fancy, most of my tools and machines are second hand-some free from Craig's List. My lathe and the lathe tools are from Harbor Freight. I ordered this e-book when I first started turning, I still haven't tried everything in it: http://www.woodenluremaking.com/ Turned out to be a good buy, he even gives you sources for materials and supplies.

I have read on a few other forums that Badger's Tech Support is second to none, with Paasche in a close second. A question for those using Iwata brushes. I have read that there has been issues in the past with replacement parts, most mentioned needles. Has anyone here run into that problem?

I've made molds from hybids

That is like asking the difference between Budwieser and Bush beer . I'll drink either one and be just as happy . So if you get some beer or plastic you don't like . Please box it up and send it to me . Beer First . So when I get hot plastic on me I can hold the can to the hot spot .

laminate preferred: pearl or sugaf flake belly .015 gold, chart, .015 lime, .040 black flake in clear plastic Old camera doesn't do justice to colors.

Unless you are ready to spend almost all your free time and spend more money than you intended; don't do it. lol Oh yeah; you have to be ready to take some heat from your significant other as well. Other than that it's the best addiction you could have. www.novalures.com