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i have been using loctite repair putty. its sands easy when you let it dry for a few min and it has really strong hold if you want it is strong enough to hold your screw eyes if you use them. http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/epxy_putty/overview/Loctite-Repair-Putty-Multi-Purpose.htm

im in. not only would it be fun, but it would also be a good learning experience to look at others creations and maybe borrow some ideas

has anyone ever considered doing a lure swap with another member for the purpose of getting a hands on look at someone elses work so you can discuss the good bad and ugly about your creations.

when i first started with the airbrush i was having alot of trouble with consistant air flow so i picked up a regulator from northerntool and a couple of ends just so i could make it and inline regulator i just turned the one on the tank all the way up since it was so inacurate. here is the one i picked up and its been working like a charm. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200327087_200327087

check your paint jar/bottle make sure your air holes on the top are open if they plug your airbrush will not beable to syphon

they are running for the most part strait as an arrow i would say one out of 10 i just cant seem to get tuned 100% but they are still very fishable. I am not sure why but the double line tie lips seem to be harder to tune. anyone else tried this.

I just wanted to say thanks to everyone for sharing their ideas and experience. Without this website i would have gave up on creating my own baits, and my fiancee would think i was almost normal. I have attached a couple photos, opinions would be appreciated!

I was just wondering if anyone else has used Defthane Polyurethane as a top coat on their cranks before? If so how well did it hold up for you? I am considering trying it but would like to know if anyone else has ever used it.