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I use this one http://www.lurepartsonline.com/Online-Store/Mold-Insert-Components/Wire-Weedguard.html https://www.barlowstackle.com/Wire-Weed-Guard-P3836.aspx

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Epoxy is too thick and robs some action... I suggest you use KBS Diamond Clear.

Same here.. I have never seen any action ruined from KBS. It's about as thin and tough as I have seen.... It is by far the best I have ever used. Been making baits for 30 years.

I never tried what you have....

I prefer higher pressure to break mist down to smaller pieces and use a stencil. Distance from bait and thinning paint also helps a lot.

I just wipe the rim and threads clean on the mason jar before I close it up. I also don't swirl the jar to let the product get on the lid. It will harden to where you cant get the lid off. This has happened to me before, And I just poked a few holes in the lid and transferred it to a new mason jar.

You can thin with Xylene/Xylol

KBS is an automotive clearcoat... Why not spray that?

I prefer the Trokar Pro Swim jig. I have made about 10 different style heads including ones mentioned above. I have no reason to try and make one just like the original. They make 5 versions for a reason, They still have not perfected it...

I suggested in my first post that you should get a 6in with around 400 CFM's

I pour and airbrush both in these booths... The angle does both really well. My new one has 10in duct and really pulls a lot of air, But it's size is much bigger... Here it is w/o the $900 motor sold separately https://www.abt.com/product/126349/Thermador-48-Professional-Series-Stainless-Steel-Wall-Hood-PH48HWS.html

Because he nor I make plastics and don't want too... He wants to buy the mold and have someone pour them for him in certain colors.

They do... But it's not the same as the picture of his worms. He said nothing swims like his and the maker and molds are gone.