SCbryan

Could I get the instructions as well? I am wondering about your screen name. Do you do CAD work? I am a 15 year CAD person myself here in SC. I have modeled with alot of 3D software. It really helps on all my projects. Thanks. bryan.rackley@electrolux.com

I have been looking for bulk bags of curly tail or grub worms to use as trailers to add to my own bucktail jigs. Janns Netcraft sells a 4" grub that is what I am looking for but is 1" or 2 short. By time a skirt is added it covers up almost the whole worm. and reduced the action of the tail. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I don't post much but I really enjoy reading. Thanks.

Thanks guys. I will try to lower the pre paint heat so not to pick up so much powder...makes good sense to me.

I am new to powder painting. I have a question for the experts. I am using black, red, silver, and chartreuse. The black, red, and silver does fine. I am using the same process for the chartruese, but when I bake it in the oven it runs. My process is to heat up the 1 oz. jig head with torch counting to six, dip in powder and bake. The jar says to bake at 350 for 15 minutes. I have even tried to bake at 300 instead of 350, still runs. The problem with the run is that it makes a sharp point on the nose and hardens. Thanks in advance for any tips.

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1991 Starcraft Rebuild. The floors were rotted so I gutted the interior. After new: plywood floor, carpet, wiring, painting interior, seats, trailer tires and lights, etc. The motor runs like new after a carb seal kit and good flushing out. I gave $300 for the boat and put about $700 into it after that bringing my total investment to $1000. This is my first post. Hope it inspires someone else to bring an old boat back to life.