RiverSmallieGuy

Yup. The least they could do is post in a place where the people are actually interested in what they are providing!

Exactly!! Clearly nobody here!!

Yep... People just have no respect for the purpose of a forum...

I haven't posted in a while, but saw this today and thought I should make a post about this. There have been a ton of posts in the last hour or two from user "mama11". These are more than likely scams, and they spammed the hard bait forum with the same post repeatedly. Do not follow any links, requests, or anything from this user. Their posts have nothing to do with fishing and lure building in general. I can almost guarantee that admins will delete these posts. Just be very careful, these could be virus infested posts. This user joined an hour ago, which is a huge red flag. All 25 posts have slightly different titles, but the actual text is all copy and paste.

I use an Iwata Neo for my starter brush. My next brush is going to be an Eclipse HP-CS gravity feed dual action. I haven't had any issues with Iwata brushes.

If you have an outdoor garage like I do, you should be fine I think. But in your situation, you do not have one. I would do what all the others are saying so that you can limit breathing toxic chemicals. You should also do this when clear coating with epoxy. The fumes from the epoxy can also be toxic.

Thank you guys!

I have a bunch of balsa wood that varies in densities. Should I through wire all baits made with balsa or would twist wires epoxied in hold up to bass? I have read threads on here, but I havent found a definitive answer.

Really all I can say to this is take your time. Spend longer than any man should when it comes to getting the slot straight. I have ran into issues like that, and I use a dovetail saw. Mark the slot before you cut it. Cut it smaller than it has to be and file/sand it to size.

So a thicker coat is going to set up quicker than a thinner coat.

Good idea!