ha, glad I'm not the only one who always bleeds when I playing with saltwater hooks.
does your uv curing glue get tacky after you cure it....my CCG always gets tacky and my materials stick to it. any suggestions
Use alchohol
This typically means the light you are using isn’t fully curing the material. Either you need a stronger light or need more time on the material.
figure 8's slide. do 5 cross wraps before switching directions once and it wont slide. ask bob clouser
Did u use 3 second glue or epoxy?
in this video we used Loon UV Resin- thin. Cures with a UV light. Solarez UV Resin is another great option. shop.flyfishsd.com/collections/solarez-uv-resin-fly-tying
Hans Stephenson oh really thank you sir. I follow all of ur vdeos. Thanks again for replying
ha, glad I'm not the only one who always bleeds when I playing with saltwater hooks.
does your uv curing glue get tacky after you cure it....my CCG always gets tacky and my materials stick to it. any suggestions
Use alchohol
This typically means the light you are using isn’t fully curing the material. Either you need a stronger light or need more time on the material.
figure 8's slide. do 5 cross wraps before switching directions once and it wont slide. ask bob clouser
Did u use 3 second glue or epoxy?
in this video we used Loon UV Resin- thin. Cures with a UV light. Solarez UV Resin is another great option. shop.flyfishsd.com/collections/solarez-uv-resin-fly-tying
Hans Stephenson oh really thank you sir. I follow all of ur vdeos. Thanks again for replying