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Old 03-26-2007, 06:46 PM
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It is regular 5 minute epoxy.
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It is regular 5 minute epoxy.
How many coats do you put on?

I hear guys complain about using epoxy and some like those new products that are suppose to replace epoxy but I like using it. On some of the salt water patterns I have tied for my trip to Louisiana in June, I mixed glitter in with it and it came out nice.
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I put a total of one coat on. But, I do the thorax and abdomen separately. I mix just about a dime size drop of epoxy and mix it on foil. Using a small craft brush I apply it first on the eyes and work back on the thorax. I rotate the shrimp around to get it covered well and in the shape I want by holding it some hemostats. The abdomen is done the same manner once the first part is dry.
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