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Looks great!

If it swims as good as it looks, you're in business!

I've found that hitting my black sharpie with a hair dryer helps it to not run. With red and chartreuse sharpies, they will still run, unless I shoot a coat of Createx gloss clear over them. When I dip and hang a bait by the nose with red sharpie gills without the gloss, the red bleeds down a little, and makes a neat bleeding bait effect. This old photo shows some bleeding on the right hand bait. At the time I was using AC1315 concrete sealer, and evidently didn't heat set the red well enough, because it bled a little. I did other baits at that time with more pronounced bleeding, but I evidently didn't take any pics. http://www.tackleunderground.com/community/gallery/image/5484-5-inch-gliderwalkers/

bath tub test looks good but need to test it on the rod still. the ugly prototype was tested at the river and worked so have faith the pretty version should be good

So after all they messing around with different ideas I have settled on this design. This is my first fully finished surface paddler.

There's a thread i started called ukranian injector problem 4 threads down where i tell what authentic handmade said the o ring sizes for the 120 ml/ 4 ouncer takes.

yes I use uv resin to coat my wood baits it is easy to do just brush on a heavy coat of resin an place under a uv lamp I have a 30watt led uv strip lamp works very good let the bait under the uv lamp for just a few minutes and it should work it does not take a big uv lamp to set it off uv is a really good product to use!

Never heard of it. Posting a picture of the bait can help a lot.