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If you have read the stuff at the top of this board, like for new tyers and such, you probably know I make my own so don't buy any and have only bought supplies one time in 10 years and still have a life time supply. Also no superglue is not the answer and I only use it on special type ties.
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I get mine a Menards and know there are other brands as well
High Gloss Wet Look Lacquer
I like it for threads as it is very thin and soaks in and seals/hardens very well. I also use it for cranks and poppers.
More durable fih=nish is Devcon 2 ton expoy (D2T)
Amazon.com: Devcon S31 2-Ton Crystal Clear Epoxy 0.84-Ounce Tube: Toys & Games
The 30 minute version works well but you need a turner or you will have a mess
Long time ago I bought a Qt. Of Clear High Gloss Lacquer and a Qt. Can of MEK and both are still over half full easy. I mix about 50/50 in one of the little plastic bottles that has a metal tip and plastic cap. One good drop where the finish is and done. Dries almost instantly, well really fast!
Cool thanks. MEK is hard to get now I think all I have is the MEK substitute hope that works.
Think any good thinner will do. I actually bought Crown MEK and the Lacquer came from Lowe's, probably both came from Lowe's, but not positive about the MEK as that was over 10 years ago now, LOL! I believe I still have enough to make it a life time supply.
And me more time, when using these chemicals make sure it's a well ventilated area!
I use the Dave's flexment from Rainey's. It has always worked for me and does not leave a hard spot on your jigs like regular head cement or Sally's will. I still use Sally's for thread necks and sealing eyes on non painted heads. I have found the sally's will turn some powder paint yellow. So for that I use clear vinyl to seal my eyes on painted heads.
We have hybrid stripers in our home lake and the only thing that will last after they hit your jig is loctite!! They usually take your jig away!! I know if it will hold up to them it should hold for a crappie.
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Jackie I never want anyone to feel where I put my drop of glue and I want it to soak is super fast and dry just as fast. Super glue is not something I use on a regular basis and really not needed. I only use super glue when tying in rabbit strips because of the way that works. S for me super glue is a mush less used item here. I also know if you put a drop of that on where you finish the chenille will forever have that hard spot I just hate!
good info