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Old December 28th, 2004
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color help on new bait

1.the first pic is of a color i saw on a zoom tapp a long time ago never knew what the color was called Does anybody have a idea

2.what would be best on ths old timer copy as far as how to do the 3/8" screws on lip and hook hangers? I'm thinking paint devcon then mount hardware using devcon on threads would this be ok?
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picture swap

i got pics out of order
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Old December 28th, 2004
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Norman V Perch

looks like this to me
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Old December 29th, 2004
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vperch

is that a factory norman color never seen it on anything but a old zoom
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Standard norman color

It sure is
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found out

a guy at worked told me today that it's called parrokeet locally
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I think what Blackjack is getting at is that he probably painted the tapp that you saw. He has painted quite a few for folks. I am familiar with the tapp and have never seen one come from Zoom of that color. The Original old tapps made by Steve Blazer I have never knowingly seen. What about it Craig, did Steve paint any that color or is it you?
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Not mine Skeet!!

Ed Chambers The owner of Zoom Soft Plastics and the WEC Hard bait line is one painting machine. If you saw a Tapp painted that color I'm quite sure he is capable of painting that pattern. I got to look inside Jeff Cobles Tournament box when he came back from the Open on the St Johns river and he ahd a bunch of Tapps and other Zoom Baits that I have never seen before. Ed Makes up stuff for his Sponsored pros at their request . As far as being an original I have no clue. When I first got into the Business all I did was repaint work, I worked on the WEC, Poes and Bagleys exclusively. I think the bait is supposed to represent a perch or log perch
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Lurehead03,

Sorry, but no one has answered your question about how to do the punkin. Personally I would paint the entire lure up, clearcoat the lure, and then put on the hardware. You could use Devcon on the threads. If the holes are drilled through a clearcoat of Devcon, then when the Devcon on the threads passes through the clearcoat, they will form one single solid bond.
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thanks skeeter

thanks skeeter for advice on the punkin, I was just wanting to know if any body had a name it's a killer color
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