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Hey guys posted this up on another local site I belong to figured I would post it here too.

Well after seeing the finished product I figured I would look it up and see how bad it was to try this.

So here it is

Step 1. Find a finsihed look that best suits the bait fish you wish to have on your newly skinned bait

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Step 2. It takes some trial and error on this part re-size the image and dry fit it to your bait

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Step 3. For a cooler more flash finish I ellected to use plain white tissue paper for my prints

You accomplish this my gluing the ends of the tissue paper to the coners of a sheet of paper so it can go through your inkjet printers.

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Step 4. After you Print this out on the tissue paper remove from the regular paper and you are left with a translusent skin

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Step 5.  After removing the tissue paper print from the sheet of paper attach this to a sheet of foil with a Spray Adheasive then Cut out what you will be using and attach this again with spray adheasive or foil tape.

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Once you get the look you wish to have you are ready to epoxy the bait with a clear epoxy

I'll be adding pics of this as soon as I complete this step ;D

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Posted

nice step by step for photo finishing :D

you sized that perch nicely.

dont forget to paint the back and belly to match the bait after your first coat of epoxy.

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