How to Use Fly Tying Head Cement (Picking the Best)

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The products used can be found on Amazon below are the links for prices and reviews:
🐟Riverruns UV Clear Glue amzn.to/3qMOOrm
🐟Orvis Water-Based Head Cement amzn.to/3odXmpC
🐟Sally Hansen Polish amzn.to/2KPlXU2
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[@doctorcatfish9051]

Great video bud! Will you post a link for where you get your fly tying tools?

[@GuideRecommended]

For the last couple years I've really liked using the Dr Slick Brand. Not the "best" but great quality for the price. Amazon link to the Dr Slick kit - amzn.to/39jFIMD

[@stillwater62]

Fingernail polish remover has acetone and would make a good thinner plus it will unstick super glue should you accidentally glue unintended objects such as your fingertips to flies, etc....

[@GuideRecommended]

Great suggestion - Thanks 👍

[@corylowe5557]

I'm from Minnesota. Are you? You sound like me.

[@GuideRecommended]

Michigan Thanks 🐟👍

[@clintkaufman1011]

My flys keep coming undone after I do two half hitch knots and then Levi’s head cement

[@GuideRecommended]

Perfect 😎😎🐟🐟

[@stillwater62]

Learn to use the Matarelli Whip Finisher tool for the most secure way to lock down your thread at the end of a tie. Then use a good quality head cement like Loon, Wapsi, Hard as Hull, and the favorite, good old Sally Hanson`s Hard as Nails. That will cure your problem of flies coming undone.