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The spoons are just good old Daredevil a customer got in eBay if I remember. There's some pretty inexpensive starter kit - search Dipstix kits. I have the big tanks and all. But I've seen some good results from the kits.

Same steps as the boa. But the film is tiger stripes and fluorescent orange powder coat.

Also Hydrographic films

Red Boa Hydrographic Film I did on a couple of musky spoons. 1. Masked of back to keep shiney flash 2. Powder coated white base 3. Dipped the boa on 4. Clear coat with 2T

Search Red October baits.

I have made several resin masters from different "lead molds". Things I learned is make sure you use a waxy release agent like Smooth On's ease Release 2831, lay down a layer of clay or I use play dough to seal any gaps on the " flat" surface - keeps the resin from dribbling out all over the place and making a ton of flash. I use clamps to hold everything tight. I make heads out of resin for tuna, musky and stripers with no failures. There's other resins than the toy stuff from alumilite.

I've been a lurker here for awhile now but I felt I need to give a shout out here. I've bought some (6) of his (Enforcer) molds before on eBay and have always been impressed with the workmanship, and fair pricing for the high quality. Recently I ordered 2 molds straight of the website. Outstanding communication (I'd even call it above and beyond) from the order to the shipment day. Not to go into details but a man of honor and of his word. I've never been treated so professionally from any mold company or any othe type big or small as I was with him. Needless to say customer and supporter for "life". So for anyone who is " gun shy" because of other mold companies do yourself a favor and give this man a try.