Mosher13

ive done 2 baits with the lexan bills and they seem to swim ok in the bath tub but due to weather i havent got a chance to actually give them a run yet

i was wondering if 1/8" lexan is too thick for crankbait bills, im making 2/ 2.5 " balsa baits? the lexan was free so im hoping it will work, maybe if i rounded the edges? or will i even need to?

Ok I guess I just missed a spot possibly around the hook eyes. I think I'm gonna go back to the old brand thinner just incase. Is there any reason I shouldn't use craft acrylic? Does any one have any tips or pointers to make the process easier or make the baits hold up easier?

Hey Christian m have you ever had a problem with your baits bubbling I paint my own and I've had a couple bubble recently and was wondering if you had a solution I've changed thinner lately could this be my problem?

I've been painting my own crankbaits for almost a yr and recently I've had a few start to bubble up, I've used the same paints and clear on all of them but recently switched thinners, could this cause the baits to bubble? I use normal craft acrylic and clear with devcon 2 ton.

I have sent them an email and have got no reply.

I had a question about some bagley kill'r b 2 and 1 I recently bought, I was wondering how old they were if any one could help it'd be great they are both in original packaging the b2 has brass hardware and is on a card that looks wood grain and is stamped DKB2 TS and the other is on the striped card and has a sticker on the plastic that says deep diver but the plastic is discolored (brown from age I'm guessing)? Hope someone can help me with this if you need pics I will post them. Thanks