National Fishing Lure
Collectors Club
About this Site
Club Information
Publications
The National Fishing Lure Collectors Club (NFLCC) is a non-profit, educational, international organization founded in 1976. The primary objectives of the NFLCC are to foster an awareness of fishing tackle collecting as a hobby and to assist members in the location, identification, and trading of vintage fishing-related equipment.
Bulletin Board
This bulletin board is provided as a public forum for announcements, messages, questions, chat or almost anything else you can think of related to antique fishing tackle. Inappropriate messages will be deleted. First and Last Name is required from all posters, and we recommend that you put your e-mail address in the message area so that people may contact you.
Note: To add a link to your message, follow this example:
<a href=http://www.google.com>Go to Google</a>
Also please note that photos need to be smaller than 2MB and less than 1,200 pixels in width.
Posts must be approved by the administrator before they will appear on the Forum.
PLASTIC LURE CLEANING TIP - Lucky 13 restoration (glitter glue removal)
| Discussion in 'All Categories' started by bill bailey - Dec 23rd, 2015 10:20 am. | |
bill bailey
|
I picked up this lucky 13 that had been modified with glitter glue. I thought: What can I use on this plastic lure? I remembered someone saying sudsy ammonia is good for restoring old wooden repaints. I thought that might be too strong for soaking a plastic lure. So I thought what about Windex? It has ammonia in it! So I soaked it for day. Here is the results. I hope this may help restore a few more plastic lures in the future. I haven't tried it on rubber skirt tails stuck to plastic lures yet. But I bet it will work on them too. Share your thoughts. 
|