Well, that's kind of sort of exactly what it is, it's a wrap for applying to your fishing lures. 🤯 I use this method often not only for lures I have had for long time that need updating, but also lures I buy at swap meets, flea markets and antique malls. Some of these lures are just fine with a little cleaning or touch up with new hooks split rings installed, but sometimes they may have a bad finish as the one in the video and can now be easily saved without airbrushing/painting mess.
This process isn't only just considered for cost savings as this is also for uniqueness! I just made a lure that's different and you can't buy off of the shelf. No one can go to the store and buy this exact lure I just made up😉.
Now these wraps can be applied to new lures that have a good finish already to do a color change or to upgrade a plain look and then they can also be removed. 👌🏻 These are fairly easy to work with and have a fantastic finish with great depth in coloring and shine.
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