Marbling
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will nolan (swilly)
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Marbling
A wet sand and clear coat tomorrow and pow. 1st time at this not bad at all. Me and my honeybee Did these in 30 min.
Will nolan "swilly"
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will nolan (swilly)
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Targa V18
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Re: Marbling
WOW those are awesome looking. I can't wait to see them with a clear coat on them. What are you using for a top coat? Can't help but think your wearing a tie dyed shirt and a head band when your creating these lures. LOL
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will nolan (swilly)
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Black Ghost (Ken)
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will nolan (swilly)
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Re: Marbling
No Ken I do. Friggin bored and want to fish. Ha. I dipped those in like 30 min. Trying something little different. BTW you never know they might. 
Will nolan "swilly"
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Gecha (Gerry)
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Re: Marbling
You're right Will. We might not find them very attractive, but fish have a mind of their own. Only way to know is to try.will nolan wrote:No Ken I do. Friggin bored and want to fish. Ha. I dipped those in like 30 min. Trying something little different. BTW you never know they might.
Continue having fun until spring.
Gecha (Gerry North of the Border)