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So cool that you make your own lures! I never thought about what was involved in making a lure. I always used to buy mine from a store. I bet the hand made ones are the best for sure. Great info and video.
Thanks Man....you talk the way I think.... I'm thankful for your free lesson...need to coat glow in the dark lures for salmon and trout.... Your video rocks...keep up the good work
I used the devcon epoxy for years but last 2 batches I got from Amazon marketplace the epoxy part bottle went bad .I now have 2 full bottles of hardner ,wish I could buy back the epoxy so I could use these bottles up.I stored this in controlled environment . Now use what hobby lobby sells so I can physically see the contents.Great jobs on the lures!!
I'm a new subscriber I'm living your information thank you for sharing your skills Question : I'm new at this lure making so I'm curious how that resin compares to KBS diamond coating is it cheaper and comparable ?
I have been using a product called art resin, I think I picked it up at Hobby Lobby, been using it for a couple years and have not had any issue with yellowing. I never tried the epoxy because everyone said it would yellow over time - Diamond dip is to expensive - this art resin works very well if you want to check it out. If the epoxy is working for you without any yellowing, keep on keeping on, just thought I would mention it, I think this art resin is cheaper than epoxy ? not sure on that one. it mixes like epoxy, goes on smooth and is self leveling
@@UglyDogLures I think the sunlight is what causes the yellowing, again, I have never used epoxy so I can’t say it would or would not/ but I have heard it will.
Do you find that the clear coat turns yellow over time and exposure to the sun? I have read that online. I tried Envirotech but I don't like that is has a smell after a week and it is a flexible and soft.
No disrespect. I like watching you and your work. But i bought some of that stuff and i sell baits. And the only one thing i don't want to happen is yellowing or cracking later on down the road. I want my products to keep me a good name. And i bought this stuff thinking it was good. But it says right on the box that it will yellow and only used for indoor use only. So you been using this stuff for a few years. Do you have any baits that are 3 years old that are yellow now? And been fished? I just don't want later on for it to bite me in the butt and get a bad name later down the road!
We have baits and some key chains we use, that are 4 years or older that have Devcon epoxy and they still look great. The BSI has only been part of our production line for a few month's. There are lots of products out there but eventually all the epoxy I looked into using will dull. It comes down to what works best for you
@@UglyDogLures ohhh. Well if you read the back of the box it says it will yellow and not made for outdoor use that worries me alot. Thank you for the reply and info
You seem like a very nice guy so I mean no disrespect when I say this but you gotta cut to the point on some of this faster. You explained far too much of the process and where to get things. Already have everything and was just waiting on mixing ratios and general tips. Could’ve learned the majority of things in a 3 minute video. Hopefully that tip helps you get more subscribers and attention to your channels I really appreciate you posting though and I will subscribe to your channel! Your lures do look real nice for color schemes. Nicely done!
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00:00 Ep.8 How I epoxy
00:22 Start
01:40 The epoxy
05:15 Mixing
07:20 Coating
09:25 Wires
10:34 Outro
Visit our online store at uglydoglures.com
Awesome bait! Thanks for showing us how to apoxy them
Absolutely
So cool that you make your own lures! I never thought about what was involved in making a lure. I always used to buy mine from a store. I bet the hand made ones are the best for sure. Great info and video.
Thank you i greatly appreciate it
My late dad used to make lures.
So awesome we do this with our kids a lot making memories is important to me
@@UglyDogLures yes I so agree !
Very cool to watch you work on this
Thank you
Awesome video I appreciate your experience teaching me
Your very welcome
Nice looking lures 😎👍
Thank you very much
Heyyy it’s Annie from Gary’s channel…great content…have a great week, my friend! I’m your new subscriber.
Thank you so much
Thanks Man....you talk the way I think.... I'm thankful for your free lesson...need to coat glow in the dark lures for salmon and trout.... Your video rocks...keep up the good work
Glad you liked the video. We have a glow in the dark lure video in the works!
@@UglyDogLures I should do a fishing channel check out our guitar vids DOG RUFF
@TheGuitarProfessionals; will do
Thanks for the free lesson, thanks a lot indeed!
You're welcome
I used the devcon epoxy for years but last 2 batches I got from Amazon marketplace the epoxy part bottle went bad .I now have 2 full bottles of hardner ,wish I could buy back the epoxy so I could use these bottles up.I stored this in controlled environment . Now use what hobby lobby sells so I can physically see the contents.Great jobs on the lures!!
This was one of the reasons I quit dev con and went to BSI I was having the same problem
Very nice job sir. keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Awsome lure
Thanks greatly appreciated
I would love to make my own lures. I go for monster smallmouth, I call em footballs. I just subbed
Thank you I will return the favor
Very good video, God Bless !
I'm a new subscriber I'm living your information thank you for sharing your skills
Question : I'm new at this lure making so I'm curious how that resin compares to KBS diamond coating is it cheaper and comparable ?
Your welcome and thanks for the support
I have been using a product called art resin, I think I picked it up at Hobby Lobby, been using it for a couple years and have not had any issue with yellowing. I never tried the epoxy because everyone said it would yellow over time - Diamond dip is to expensive - this art resin works very well if you want to check it out. If the epoxy is working for you without any yellowing, keep on keeping on, just thought I would mention it, I think this art resin is cheaper than epoxy ? not sure on that one. it mixes like epoxy, goes on smooth and is self leveling
I have lures that are over 6 years old with no yellowing yet it could happen but hasn't at this time
I will check it out thank you
@@UglyDogLures I think the sunlight is what causes the yellowing, again, I have never used epoxy so I can’t say it would or would not/ but I have heard it will.
Probably will over time because of lack of uv protection
When do you remove the blue tape from the bill? I assume right before you epoxy the lure?
Yes right before epoxy
🙂👏👊
This lure is not ugly 😂
Thanks greatly appreciate your support
Can you show me what a paint name for the lure
Do you find that the clear coat turns yellow over time and exposure to the sun? I have read that online. I tried Envirotech but I don't like that is has a smell after a week and it is a flexible and soft.
Over time all of it will yellow in my opinion I like the bsi the best for my needs
Where can I purchase the 2 part epoxy at
Amazon or hobby lobby is where I get mine
Do you reuse the syringes or is that a one-time deal
Just run some alcohol thru them and reuse
what do you clean the syringes with
70 percent alcohol Larry is what i use
Are they tacky at all after drying
Nope they are not tacky at all
And do you not do the lip?
No not with brush on epoxy you can do it with products like kbs if you chose to
@@UglyDogLures okay thank you. And you only do 1 coat of epoxy on your lures?
No disrespect. I like watching you and your work. But i bought some of that stuff and i sell baits. And the only one thing i don't want to happen is yellowing or cracking later on down the road. I want my products to keep me a good name. And i bought this stuff thinking it was good. But it says right on the box that it will yellow and only used for indoor use only. So you been using this stuff for a few years. Do you have any baits that are 3 years old that are yellow now? And been fished? I just don't want later on for it to bite me in the butt and get a bad name later down the road!
We have baits and some key chains we use, that are 4 years or older that have Devcon epoxy and they still look great. The BSI has only been part of our production line for a few month's. There are lots of products out there but eventually all the epoxy I looked into using will dull. It comes down to what works best for you
@@UglyDogLures ohhh. Well if you read the back of the box it says it will yellow and not made for outdoor use that worries me alot. Thank you for the reply and info
Can you send me a link to the Sarenges please? Thank you
You can find them on Amazon buddy
@@UglyDogLures i couldn't find the ones you bought
@@UglyDogLures i just got 3ml ones. 100 of them. That should be good. Thank you sir. Good man! 👊
That will work
@@UglyDogLures so just one coat?
You seem like a very nice guy so I mean no disrespect when I say this but you gotta cut to the point on some of this faster. You explained far too much of the process and where to get things. Already have everything and was just waiting on mixing ratios and general tips. Could’ve learned the majority of things in a 3 minute video. Hopefully that tip helps you get more subscribers and attention to your channels I really appreciate you posting though and I will subscribe to your channel! Your lures do look real nice for color schemes. Nicely done!
Very good video, God Bless !
Thank you and God bless you my friend