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Soft Bait Repair: Mend-It "Glue". Anyone Try This?


Tuds75

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I saw a little blurb in an In-Fisherman's article on soft bait for pike and they had a sentence or two about this product used to "fuse" soft baits together. The solution is a not a glue (even though he mention glue in their product name), its more of a catalyst that melts/fuses the plastic back together. You can get it on your fingers and whip it right off with no residue since it is not glue.

Well, I checked their (Mend-it) HSOforum and they had a demo video where a guy is ripping and cutting senkos, basstrix, and some other higher end swimbaits into the worse possible shape. The guy then proceeded to restore all the baits to practically their original state. He did the entire demo without an edit, so there were no camera tricks.

I was wondering if anyone has tried this stuff and have any opinions on it or possibly heard any first hand reports on how this stuff works. Its not cheap (about $12 for a 1 oz bottle), but if really works it will more then make up for itself in me not having to re-buy all the soft body baits I have.

Thanks In Advance,

Nick

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I haven't used that stuff, but I have used Hawg Seekers Tackle's "the ultimate instant glue system."

That is a glue, however. Put some of the glue on, spray on the insta set and back to fishing. Have used it on Bulldawgs and it seems to work....

That mend-it stuff sounds even better.

$12 is spendy, but if you are a musky guy and one lure costs $30 and some of that fixes it, well it is easily worth the price!!!!

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