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    Here are a few more:
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    Some single pics:

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    How many coats of clear does he use? It looks like you could toss those babies against a brick wall with nary a scratch.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stripercrazy View Post
    How many coats of clear does he use? It looks like you could toss those babies against a brick wall with nary a scratch.
    Howdt SC,

    I actually use 2,the first is a thin coat then I use a thick coat for the second.
    despite how tough epoxy is it does chip kinda easy if the coats are too thick.
    sometimes the finish is not 100% after 2 coats then I scuff the surface with a sanding sponge then try again with some heat.
    it usually does work the third time.

    I have some shots to send to Mont,some that no one has seen. I'll also share my "oddities" shots too,some really cool Fat baby P-Knutts for sure and all of them swim!

    R-P
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rip-Plugger View Post
    I have some shots to send to Mont,some that no one has seen. I'll also share my "oddities" shots too,some really cool Fat baby P-Knutts for sure and all of them swim!

    R-P
    Yes, very sweet pluggage, share those too please.

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    Here is one of my favorites.
    Caught a few bass last year on it and the teaser in front of it.
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    Great threesome here.
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    Thats the way I like them fat,short and heavy (the plugs I mean)Nice work hows that catalog coming RP LOL.

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    1-medium Rip-Runner,7 inches
    2-modified fat mullet 6 inches
    3-5.5 inch Rip-Splitter
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    1-modified rip-runner,red over yellow 7 inch.
    2-modified rip-runner black over tan 10 inches.
    3-hybrid super fat mullet/rip-runner 6 inches,Easterbus
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    1-super[slim]rip-runner,solid silver 8 inches
    2-medium shovelhead,7 inches,red over yellow.
    3-medium rip-runner black overgreen,7-1/2 inches black over spring green.
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    Default Gotta get a bigger surf bag

    I can't wait to get these wet
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    " Gotta get a bigger surf bag"


    Monty, I think there's a 12 step program for plug addiction, just like for AA. The meetings are held the 1st of the month, I think they have them at Cape May, Sandy Hook, Demo, and Montauk.

    I'll be glad to take ya to one. The way it works is you bring all your excess plugs that are bustin that bag open, and let me personally select the ones you could do without. I'll hold them for safekeeping, and you'll gradually get better. Hey, it might hurt, but it's toughlove, someone's gotta do it!

    You're doing a great job on those plug shots, you have them set up to really showcase them. Make sure you post Rip-Plugger's e-mail so anyone can ask him about the plugs, not just the members here.

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    Default More great looking Plugs

    As the action has heated up down here, here are some more of Rip-Pluggers Pluggage:


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    Modified humpback fat mullet,6 inches surface swimmer/dives to about 2 feet

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    1-young shovelhead,black/cobalt,7 inches,approx 3 oz,silver accents.
    2-the humpster,red over yellow,6 inches approx 2.5 oz,silver accents
    3-pikie[my version] 7.5 inches,black/custom mixed chartreuse,silver
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    1-slim rip-runner,7 inches,yellow/lavender,silver sparkles.
    2-heavy duty rip-runner,limetreuse/gold sparkles.
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    Those are some sweet plugs. I like the humpback fat mullet.
    Nice work RP.

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    You guys did a very nice job putting these up, sweet looking work! I might suggest, if it's not too much trouble, to put some prices up with the posts. I maight e-mail some of the pics or stripers and anglers links to some of my friends, and it might make it easier for them to decide with the pricing info attached. Otherwise, great job.

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    Default More great looking wood

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