Done a little sprayin this evening and now letting them ride the

ferris wheel :)


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mannnnnnnnnn, you are really getting good at this stuff!

Tman, you know pictures can be photoshopped LOL

Looking good Larry! I guess I'll have to add some more tiers to my ferris wheel to keep up. Lol

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Originally Posted by ScottV

Looking good Larry! I guess I'll have to add some more tiers to my ferris wheel to keep up. Lol

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I started paintin and didnt realize I had so many painted up :) if you notice down below are the rat L traps that I told you about, I dont know exactly how to dry them as if you let them hang like that it drips but it also leaves a clump at the nose, gotta figure out some way to put them on the ferris wheel

I still let some of my baits hang and drip even after a built the wheel. I think it's good to let some of the excess drip of so you won't have such a thick top coat sometimes. After you hang the rat. traps, wait about 3 or 4 hrs and you can clean the nose bump off. Hold onto the bait by the top eyelet with a pair of pliers and you can scrape the nose bump off using a toothpick. You can also clean out your hook eyelets with the toothpick then also. The epoxy will still be soft but not "runny" after 3 or 4 hrs.

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Originally Posted by ScottV

I still let some of my baits hang and drip even after a built the wheel. I think it's good to let some of the excess drip of so you won't have such a thick top coat sometimes. After you hang the rat. traps, wait about 3 or 4 hrs and you can clean the nose bump off. Hold onto the bait by the top eyelet with a pair of pliers and you can scrape the nose bump off using a toothpick. You can also clean out your hook eyelets with the toothpick then also. The epoxy will still be soft but not "runny" after 3 or 4 hrs.

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Thanks for that tip Scott