How can crooked, bent,or warped plastic tails be straightened?
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How can crooked, bent,or warped plastic tails be straightened?
Put the baits in a bowl of real warm water, let them soak for a couple of minutes and then lay them out flat and straight on a paper towel til they cool.
That's a new one on me. What is that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy
Roy, where can I get some of that Delaware water here in Mississippi:biggrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Roy
I'm thinking Amazon.com would have it, but I'm waiting back to hear from Roy if that was an auto correct like I figure it was. LOL Only problem is that I can't figure out what Deleware would auto correct from....Quote:
Originally Posted by Cray
I figured same thing but baffled me to when I saw it. But couldn’t pass up the chance to pick at him this early in the morning.Quote:
Originally Posted by FurFlyin
I just wish he'd hurry up and reply. I've wasted all morning looking for Delaware water. :Rofl
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Originally Posted by Roy
I’m going to have to try this.
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Richard Gene, The Fishin Machine say he uses a cigarette lighter to warm them up and straighten them.
microwave them for a bit and lay them straight before they cool
Thanks for the response but some of you guys from Al and Miss just a'int right!
Ouch, you guys are too sharp for me. I tried to correct this post as fast as possible but you guys are fast!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Cray
Dang auto correct gets me allot. I grew up in a small town in Virginia that was once proud to call itself "The chemical capital of the South"
We never had a problem with crooked baits. Lots of twisted people though!!! LOL!!!
:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl I think we both saw it soon as you hit post button. I knew what happened but just couldn’t pass that one up. Figured you might appreciate it. Like your analogy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Roy
I toss the baits into boiling water for a minute as the plastic won't melt at that temp but it will allow it to soften and when you get them out lay them flat on a paper towel and allow them to cool and they will be good as new. The plastic melts at over 300 degrees so boiling water softens them up good.