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I've never used etex before so I don't have any experience on how long to leave them on the drying wheel. I use Devcon 2 epoxy (going to try Bob Smith epoxy next) and usually leave my baits on the drying wheel between 4-5 hours. I than turn the drying wheel off and leave them on the wheel overnight to continue to fully harden overnight.1 point
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Works for me. http://anglingai.com/tail-cutter/1 point
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Thank you, will try your advice!1 point
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Usually when I crush beetle wings, the rest of the bug comes along with it. Nothing in that green goo resembles any kind of clear coat. Personally I prefer a quagmire to Beetleguese.1 point
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I tie this fly jig and use different colored estaz/maribu on gold plated jigheads.1 point
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Clearly, I am not a big fan of laquers as sealants on lures. Priming is a different animal - to provide a consistent color base. Your basic opaque white water-bourne paint does that for you. But sealing off stains / contaminants is a part of that. Bin does that, but laquers are very inconsistent in their cure time. There are better options for sealing the wood itself, so water will not penetrate it.1 point
