It's always cool when someone orders a Judge Yacht and pictures are posted of it being made. OK- So, a jighead isn't exactly a 80,000 dollar boat, but, Mark- here are your heads being made!
Dave,
It's not straight Polyurethane, it's another clear coat material that is used as a marine sealer sometimes, but, it's not exactly clear. What you got for me?
Paul,
Did you get your samples yet? I could probably do feathered hooks, although I haven't tried it yet. It can't be too much tougher than a fly I would imagine.
Actually, if you aren't going to paint the heads that stuff looks fine. Does it get hard like epoxy? I use a clear form powder that is hard as a rock and sometimes the liquid depending on how durable I want them to be.
Yeah, it dries pretty hard when it's all said and done. Liquid powder sounds fun.
Before you know it you'll be filing each jig down by hand to perfection, applying pretty powder coats with sparkles and clear coats, gluing 3D eyeballs on and using expensive hooks...then comes the trolling baits(why not? its just a mold, a few hooks and some hair right?) and thousands of $$ later you are running gregs bait business! HA HA I can see it already
Damn Francis, Nice stuff...get back from my company Christmas party and got a present right here!!! Martin can't wait to run my errands and pick them up tomorrow! Thanks
Baldzilla; I got you jigheads right here!
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