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Hard to say without seeing it. Much easier to darken than trying to lighten. If it has not been glossed, might be easiest to strip paint with lacquer thinner and start over. But it doesn't hurt to try spraying white first.

I believe everything I used during the process was mentioned throughout the video. Thanks for watching

He did a great job explaining yourself. I was thinking more the stand airbrush.set up

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Cool story. Lots of good water to fish!

My last trip there was earlier this year and in two days caught 3 over 9lbs.

@@kstenzel2010 Nice! I must have been in the wrong spot....

Yes, possible. But you will pick up much better detail with the thinned resin/body filler.

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11 lbs 12 oz

@@kstenzel2010 nice thats huge mine is 7 pounds exactly

They're still in there, just harder to find. Thanks for watching!

Haven't done many Catfish myself, but gather as much good reference photos as you can and learn to interpret them. You'll get there! Best of luck!

SM Bass are one of my favorite fish. I have done a couple videos already and plan on doing a more detailed one in the future. Thanks for watching!

That’s sounds great I can’t wait to see it

You're fortunate to live close to such a great fishery! Thanks for watching!

Not done yet. Stay tuned...

Lots of good water in Florida!

@@kstenzel2010 trophy bass, and gigantic blue gill and shellcrackers. Huge, 10 inch average, up to 12 inches. I also believe there are several FL state record Specks in Mattie, which it is known for. These lakes are in Auburndale. But the best lake in my opinion, Crooked Lake in Babson Park. Gigantic and deep 7 miles long, up to 60 foot deep

Lots of good Crappie fishing in Florida as well. Perhaps I will do another video!

@@kstenzel2010 stick marsh has got some studs! 😎🤙

Just too much water and too little time to fish them all. Thanks for watching!

Reedy, Crooked, and Buffum

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I've been wanting to fish some of the lakes in the Ocala National Forest for a while now! Hard to bear proof feeders for sure!

Thanks. The mounting stand came from McKenzie Taxidermy Supply.

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Must be!

My humble attempt at making our bird feeders Bear proof 😄

They really pop after glossing. Thanks for watching!

Sorry, currently living in Northern WI. But thanks for watching.

​​@@kstenzel2010 Looks you'll be telling us about your trophy Northern and Musky spots next. Wouldn't mind a few smallmouth and/or walleye gems as well.

Look up WASCO fin carding system, although I am sure there are many other sources. Thanks for watching!

He fixed them alright!

Even though I tried. He was a tall one!

Quite entertaining to watch!

This particular bear was just a little taller than the average around here. Problem will be corrected!

I did a video series on skin mounting a LM Bass, check it out: ua-cam.com/video/SQ1CjkUJKeg/v-deo.html

I fish a lot with wacky rigged senkos and speed worms, but this day we were using wild shiners.

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It's like a dry insulation material when mixed with water turns into a clay like substance. Unfortunately, it is no longer available (I believe it contained asbestos) however Matuska Taxidermy Supply now has a replacement bedding material. Thanks for watching!

Good idea

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@@kstenzel2010 thanks for posting.

Bedding material is available from Matuska taxidermy supply in the US, but you can also use a fine sand (look up recipe for kinetic sand). I back up my thinned bondo/resin with straight bondo, which is an automotive body filler, but you can also use a fiberglass reinforced resin. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching

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​@kstenzel2010 I would love too find someone too do my full body like this.

You’d be amazed at her you can do on your own if you’re crafty. I used to make wooden boxes to surround whatever part I wanted to cast when I was in grad school and didn’t have people to help. Pool noodles as a gap filler work too :P The trick part is unbolting the box frame in certain areas 😂

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Exactly what I told her!

That’s known as the quick release. You don’t harm the fish😂😂😂❤

As a beginner, you should take the time to do it right. The more experience you get the faster you will become. A lot of taxidermists have multiple airbrushes set up with different colors and work on multiple fish at a time, which speeds things up considerably.

@@kstenzel2010 - ahh the multiple airbrushes helps a ton im sure! as im finding the color switching is fairly time consuming! Ive been tinkering with my first bass for weeks now. my husband is a taxidermist (mostly ducks and other feathers and deer) and we have a 9 month old boy so ive been going in stages, referring to your video a lot and he said so far so good on what ive done so far! ive painted his duck bills with pastels for years now and have recently been trying my hand at fish too! Its been fun!