something a little different
 

whell probably not :whackin:
but i figured i'd share anyway:tooth:

mahogany cut the wrong way and dipped in eurethane about 7 times.

cool mike!

Very interesting! Very nice effect ...;)

Wow. That's something special. You should have saved those for the plug contest. If you've got something better than those hidden away.............well maybe it's best I don't think about that too much.

Nice Mike, real nice. :kewl: Not that you should ever swim those beauties, but how do you find the urethane holding up vs epoxy. :huh:

Hey cool. I have one of those. :D

so far so good.. not that i been doing this for long.
it's pretty thin but it looks nice and i got it kicking arround all the time.
too thin for burying grommets and filling lip slots up.. it takes three or four dips. to do that. i just mix a little then pour it on while it drips into another cup. really gotta babysit it to watch for bubbles and runs but it's been working for me lately and i don't have to spray it..:skulz: :skulz:
system 3 over this stuff and you'd have a bullit proof finish. i think mr. pogie does it that way?

fish that jointed one i gave you and you tell me..just send it back if it needs a re-paint :kewl:

fish that jointed one i gave you and you tell me..just send it back if it needs a re-paint :kewl:[/QUOTE]

Ya Mike like i'm really gonna fish the freaked out gun metal plug ya gave me. :doh:

I've used the waterbased urthane and am very happy with the finish but it has a tendency to peel with alot of use.:( I thinkyou might have the answer with a finish coat of epoxy. :D I recoat the urethane every 4 hrs, how long do you think i should wait to apply the epoxy to the final coat. :huh:

i dunno? but i'd say the sooner the better.

Thanks Mike, u da man. :hihi: :btu:

Hey mike - stick a skirt on those and call em Honduran Hula sqids:bgi:

Can't fish this one unless I want to use my 1209. :D

ahahahahah :kewl: nice. 7.1 oz. you should see the 9 oz.:tooth:

see---> BOAT PLUGS ARE :kewl:
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very cool! I can see how much work and time went in to that.
Good stuff! thanks for sharing